[BUG] accessibility when sellecting applications to remove is null
mhussaincov opened this issue · comments
Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
I use a screen reader nvda on windows.
when trying to remove packages from the .wim, there is no indication of if an item is checked or unchecked
this is the outgrid part of your script.
when I press space on the item there is no indication that it is selected or unselected.
Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Please complete the following information:
-
Image Name: [e.g. Windows 10 Pro]
windows 10 2004 enterprize -
Image Build: [e.g. 17763
19041.264.200510-0503
- Host Environment: [e.g. Windows 10 Pro]
windows 10 enterprize - Parameters Passed: [e.g -WindowsApps "All" -SystemApps -Capabilities -Packages -Features]
none just entered the path to the iso.
Additional content or data
Add any other pertinent content or data.
it would be greate if you could make these selection screens accessible, I would be really greateful.
stepps to repro
1.
download nvda
typeing nvda screen reader will be enough on google.
2.
configure optimize offline as you will, setting path to .iso file.
3.
make sure nvda is running and is installed.
it has to be installed because when it is installed it can gain access to administrative prompts like for exammple the disk management tool etc.
4.
run optimize offline till it gets to the selection of apps and system apps.
try to select or deselect an app or 2 by pressing the space bar.
what should happen?
we should be notified if the application is selected or not selected.
what happens?
we are not enformed if the application's name is checked e.g ticked or not.
Log files
Add any log files produced.
n/a
Hold the CTRL key when left-clicking each one and you'll be able to select multiple items one at a time.
If you want to select all the items in a list, left-click the top item, hold the Shift key, select the bottom, then it'll select every item in the list. You can now deselect individual items by holding the CTRL key and left-clicking on the highlighted selections.
By default they are unclicked.
If you press CTRL it'll select the one the cursor is on, the one you are actually at, if you scroll down say one more and hold CTRL again after, it'll select the next one. Only the ones your cursor is actually on will be selected when you use CTRL, so you can skip some etc. and just select the ones you want.
Here's a guide what is safe to remove.