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Thank you so much for your email.
I tested with NVDA and JAWS with Chrome and Firefox with latest screen reader version.
And I know that general content editable is read by screen readers.
For example, in my wordpress hompage with Gutenberg, there is no problem to read.
But in our Korean homepage smart editor with block navigation, even if there are many lines, screen readers say just blank.
I really want to share the code, but I have no code, because I'm a accessibility tester.
Also I saved the editor in my local PC, but the behavior is different.
Of course if you cannot the original page, you might give me hard to advice, but if you have a guess and clue how to solve, please let me know.
Thank you.
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