Dan Bjorge

`git bisect` shows that this was introduced by https://github.com/dequelabs/axe-core/pull/4429. Specifically, the issue was introduced when we switched to using `core-js`'s `ArrayFrom` polyfill rather than our own. I suspect it's probably...

Unfortunately, it's not quite as simple as just reverting back to the old non-core-js polyfill like #4465 attempted; the previous polyfill isn't good enough for the purposes of a different...

See also #4273

Today, the easiest way to achieve this is by post-processing the results from axe-core before writing your test assertions. [Playwright's Accessibility Testing docs](https://playwright.dev/docs/accessibility-testing#using-snapshots-to-allow-specific-known-issues) has a section suggesting one option for...

For the higher priority "not producing false positives" part, the lowest-hanging fruit is probably just setting up a new `mathAlttextText: attrText.bind(null, 'alttext')` method in `/lib/commons/text/native-text-methods.js` and adding `namingMethods: ['mathAlttextText']` to...

> Did you encounter this in a real-world scenario where you had inline links with display: inline-block on them? I'd be interested to see an example of that. I think...

@OrKoN , it looks like you likely have context from both #9965 and #7561 - do you have an idea of whether I'm describing expected behavior or not?

No differences in returned response's status, headers, or `fromCache()` with Chrome Canary 115.0.5759.0 + Puppeteer 20.1.2.

Thanks for the issue @frehner! Your intuition was correct, this is an `axe-core` issue and not an `axe-core-npm` issue; I've transferred it accordingly. This is happening because axe-core doesn't fully...

I would love to be able to consider APCA as a contrast method; I definitely agree that WCAG 2's contrast algorithm has many weaknesses and APCA has many technical merits....