Windows PWA: The accessible title of the app is the user's profile name |
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Issue descriptionChrome Version: 70 OS: Windows What steps will reproduce the problem? (1) Install a PWA. (2) Open it. (3) Somehow find the accessible title? (Not sure how) What is the expected result? Accessible title is the user's profile name. According to dsexton in https://crbug.com/853574#c7 What happens instead? Should be the app name. David: Can you provide instructions on how to repro this on Windows (like, how do you find out what the accessible name is of a window)?
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Aug 21
# With NVDA installed and running ( https://www.nvaccess.org/download/ ), open an app # press insert+t to check the window title Expected: App name - profile name Actual: - profile name dmazzoni@ can you give more info re accessible title?
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Sep 3
Currently unable to repro on ToT. I've installed NVDA on Windows 10 and tested it out with one and two profiles. When pressing Insert-T with a PWA window open I get: For one profile: Window title. For two profiles: Window title, profile name.
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Sep 3
Which site is being used for testing? The best site to use is probably http://killer-marmot.appspot.com/web as it has a static page title that won't jump around like Santa Tracker.
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Sep 3
I assume they are using https://santatracker.google.com/ since that's what I told them in the AX review. That does change its title a lot while loading (so in that case, we can't help it if there's a race condition. We should just make sure it is stable for sites that don't change their title after the HTML loads.
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Sep 11
@David, could you please take a look at the experience on http://killer-marmot.appspot.com/web and let us know if it is still reproducing?
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Sep 17
Title seems to be fine in the test app. It is then up to the app developer to get the title right and it is not an issue of PWAs
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Sep 18
#7: Thanks! |
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Comment 1 by alancutter@chromium.org
, Aug 21