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accessibilitya11ya11yexternal dependencyBlocked by external dependency, we can’t do anything about it.Blocked by external dependency, we can’t do anything about it.ready to takeHelp wanted. Guidance available. There is a high chance the change will be acceptedHelp wanted. Guidance available. There is a high chance the change will be acceptedscope: dialogChanges related to the dialog.Changes related to the dialog.
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Steps to reproduce
- Visit the link: https://mui.com/material-ui/react-dialog/#customization
- Click on the sandbox link: https://codesandbox.io/embed/mtd9sl?module=/src/Demo.tsx&fontsize=12
- Navigate to the close button using the Tab key.
- You'll notice that NVDA reads the close button's title twice, followed by the content, and then also announces the save button.
- After making the change in the nvda setting i.e Disable Automatic say all on page load option under browse mode, then it is reading close button twice as below. Attached the same screen shot.
- However, JAWS is reading it correctly, announcing the "Modal title dialog close button."
- I am using NVDA Version 2024.1(2024.1.0.31547)
- Please refer to the attached screenshots for reference.

Current behavior
NVDA is reading close button in unusual way.
Expected behavior
NVDA should read the close button only once, similar to how JAWS reads it.
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accessibilitya11ya11yexternal dependencyBlocked by external dependency, we can’t do anything about it.Blocked by external dependency, we can’t do anything about it.ready to takeHelp wanted. Guidance available. There is a high chance the change will be acceptedHelp wanted. Guidance available. There is a high chance the change will be acceptedscope: dialogChanges related to the dialog.Changes related to the dialog.


