James Craig

> I was told this belonged to the ARIA spec Not in the [ARIA Spec](https://w3c.github.io/aria) to my knowledge, but maybe the person telling you that was referring to the [HTML-AAM](https://w3c.github.io/html-aam/)...

> …if something in the frame was focused programmatically, I agree that should be resolved. If focus is assigned to inert contents, maybe the inertness should be invalidated for all.

But back to the edit suggestion, perhaps @jcsteh objects to the “not exposed” language. If so, we could switch to ~“hidden or disabled.” - The user agent **_must_** ensure the...

Magnifiers are always able to magnify any visible content, even if it’s the edge of an inert carousel view behind the active view. Some features may not work, like speaking...

I also agree with including Alice’s text (w/ Jamie and Scott’s edits) as normative guidance, and pair it with the behavior bullet in the original issue description.

Probably need to make sure other ARIA stakeholders are okay with this, since it would mean element reflection doesn't actually reflect anything. @jnurthen @spectranaut

But I do like seeing spec simplification, so @mrego's linked diff is gorgeous…

FWIW, I'm very appreciative of the efforts to raise these SR consistency problems to everyone's attention. Pointing this bug out primarily because it slows the engineering response and diagnostic time...

@s3ththompson wrote: > I'm going to keep this issue open because we can still improve performance further, but rename it to focus on reducing page load times. I can verify...

@jensimmons https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/772#issuecomment-1504819789