Since scroll event is always fired at root level, we don't have
control over capturing the event and containing it to the popover
if scroll happened inside the popover.
This can lead to unintentional moving of selected message since
we try to move the selected message to rendered top / bottom if
we receive a scroll event when top / bottom ends are rendered.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="group"` to the topic visibility picker, identifying it as a
container for related menu items.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="group"` to the theme switcher, identifying it as a container
for related menu items.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
Also removes the unused `should_display_reminder_option` code, which
should have been removed in f40855bad2.
If the selection stays inside a message header and there
are messages before the message header, our logic thinks `end_id`
is message before the header while `start_id` and `end_id` should
be that same.
It is best to just let browser handle the copy paste in this case.
Alex Vandiver
Aman Agrawal
Sayam Samal
Varun Singh
Karl Stolley
Anders Kaseorg