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@michaeljtsai Thanks a lot for the heads up! Could you please make a pull request? 🙏 |
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This makes it possible to select it using VoiceOver and prevents the system from ignoring the accessibility notification that's posted when the shortcut is changed.
I was hoping someone who knows more about this would have insight into why it worked before without this and therefore whether this is in fact the right fix. But, yes, I can make a PR: #153 |
@michaeljtsai Probably Apple used to have additional checks that were not documented (e.g. by explicitly looking for other accessibility methods in the interface). By the way, could you try your accessibility testing routine with https://github.com/Kentzo/ShortcutRecorder? It appears to work for me but I do not casually use Accessibility. |
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This makes it possible to select it using VoiceOver and prevents the system from ignoring the accessibility notification that's posted when the shortcut is changed.
That works, too. |
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I think this used to work, but as of now (compiling with Xcode 12.3, running on macOS 10.15.7 and 11.2 beta), it’s not possible to select the
MASShortcutView
using VoiceOver, and I don’t hear the accessibility notifications when the shortcut is changed. I think I was able to fix this by overriding-[MASShortcutView isAccessibilityElement]
to returnYES
. The documentation suggests that this is necessary, so I don’t understand why it was working for me before without doing this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: