Mike Gower

At the time I provided the link, the [editor's drafted from March 17, 2016](https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-wai-aria-practices-1.1-20160317/#accordion) contained the following: > Control + Up Arrow - Moves focus from anywhere in the accordion...

> The APG is inconsistent with browser implementations of select for the purpose of resolving the underlying problem But it isn't just browser implementations. Disabled components and subcomponents not receiving...

> I am using Chrome right now, and on both Mac and Windows, I can find focusable disabled controls in the chrome of the browser. Maybe we're talking about different...

> Even better, if you'd like to do so, please join the TF to help us work on them. I'd _like_ to. But I'm overcommitted as it is, @mcking65. Trying...

How about Firefox? If I open up a Firefox browser and go to Firebox button, on both Mac and Windows, the "Recently close tabs" and "Recently closed windows" menu items...

> It's unfortunate that there is no consistency Consistency of interaction is an important goal to try to achieve. But it's equally important to understand all the ramifications of changing...

@JAWS-test > When I read through the entire chapter..., I see that no standard is set here Two things about this statement. First, the APG does not have the weight...

A [couple of years ago](https://github.com/w3c/aria-practices/issues/128#issuecomment-322447195), @guyhickling wrote: > But most tooltips I see involve a separate button beside the content, usually with an icon on them such as a ?...

Another suggested modification. Change: > It typically appears after a small delay and disappears when Escape is pressed or on mouse out. to > It typically appears after a small...

Thanks, @laurenmrice Two more change there :) The inline focus should have the underline too (as well as focus) That is standard behaviour for links, and Carbon actually does that...