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Turn on EditContext by default for non-screen reader users and off for screen reader users #234735

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aiday-mar opened this issue Nov 27, 2024 · 2 comments
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Turn on EditContext by default for non-screen reader users and off for screen reader users

@aiday-mar aiday-mar added editor-edit-context feature-request Request for new features or functionality labels Nov 27, 2024
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How to do this while leaving a backdoor open for screen reader users to test the EditContext?

We want the following:

  • When screen reader mode is toggled off
    -> Edit context enabled by default
  • When screen reader mode is toggled on
    -> Edit context disabled by default

In both cases the overridden setting should take precedence, but the default should be different depending on the edit context

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I could disable the edit context as soon as the accessibility mode is turned on, but then there is no easy way to test the edit context and accessibility mode together. Ideally to solve this, it would be good to be able to distinguish between whether a setting has its value because its the default or whether it is overridden

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