Adriani90

This is also reproducible in Firefox. It seems the browser window title is honored over the popup window title. cc: @jcsteh

Closing as duplicate of #3848.

cc: @michaelDCurran

cc: @gerald-hartig I guess this impacts many use cases on 32bit machines, it might be worthy to look at it.

In the settings category "document navigation" you can choose NVDA to use one linebreak as indicator for a new paragraph. Choosing that setting fixes this issue. So i am closing...

This is actually expected, since in browse mode NVDA fetches all parent object including their child object so that users can navigate the website using arrow keys. It's sort of...

Actually one thing that could be investigated here is why NVDA speaks the button in brose mode when aria hidden or role:presentation is applied?

I think if child elements have a clickable property, NVDA detects them and displays them in its virtual document. That child button seems to have a clickable role. I wonder...

If I understand this correctly, the string "expanded" or "colapsed" is sent to the screen reader via aria has popup. This popup is interupted by the focus event, the focus...

It seems if Firefox this is working as expected. But in borth browsers, the status "colapsed" is not reported when colapsing the menu.