Sebastian "Sebbie" Silbermann

The second argument got [lumped in with legacy context way back when](https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/commit/542f3c08a5eb3db0507a1d03272fa0c2bca9f551) We also need to [update docs](https://react.dev/reference/react/Component#constructor) because it won't work if you don't call `super(props, context)` Technically we...

Should be fixed in `@types/[email protected]`

@useit-consulting Could you exactly describe what steps your doing in your youtube video? Using `disabledPortal`. I can navigate each item by swiping left and right. I can also activate it...

> The device is an iPhone SE with iOS 14.0.1 Works on my iPad with iPadOS 14.1. I didn't think iPadOS has that much difference to iOS. Let me get...

@useit-consulting What I don't understand is why you click again in the textbox after typing. This might trigger a close expectitely. As far as I can tell you can swipe...

To clarify: On an iPad I don't have to press "Done" or anything. I can type a letter and then swipe right and left between results. You should never have...

> @eps1lon react-select doesn't portal by default and has created some friction: JedWatson/react-select#2398. select2.org portals by default. And what is this supposed to tell us? > It seems that our...

> react-select is enough used to have developers report the issue that comes with it. I'm not following. Did you search the react-select issues and didn't find one reporting a11y...

> Just wanted to point out that the issue we are discussing is separate from the portal problem. Not really. It's just not the root of the problem. In the...

@useit-consulting Could you check-out https://w3c.github.io/aria-practices/examples/combobox/combobox-autocomplete-list.html and tell me if this is working for you?