Nathan Hammond

### Debugging Debugging with Accessibility Inspector, here is what happens: 1. Having loaded the demo, using VoiceOver and not a mouse, I clicked the "Messages" link, clicked the "Conversation with...

Additions per testing with @noopkat: this behavior appears to be worse in less-complex scenarios. In an application where you're simply moving between two routes and trigger the "ghost focus" problem...

This will be difficult to do safely without poisoning the rest of the process. If somebody wishes to attempt it the approach should be to: 1. On button click grab...

If I press each link twice it triggers some sort of "reset." I hear a high-pitched click and then it allows focus to be set correctly for the next route...

## Test Cases "Fails" means that it functions as described above. "Works" means that it functions as desired. ### @noopkat's box - OS X 10.11.?? - Firefox 37 works. -...

@noopkat This is unique from the Firefox behavior. I think that is because of the `role="group"` in El Capitan requires explicitly entering that area, treating it as one block. Try...

@ef4 and I talked about this super-briefly. I'm not sure what the correct solution is for that scenario. We need the same primitives in order to accomplish this task, but...

ic-ajax is a thin wrapper around `$.ajax`. If you're trying to implement JSONP on top of ic-ajax you'll need to pay close attention to these lines: https://github.com/instructure/ic-ajax/blob/master/lib/main.js#L86-L102 An untested, coding...

@bguiz 1. You'll need to wrap the body of the function in `Ember.run();` to put it into the run loop. 2. You'll possibly need to look the underlying objects up...

For example, in the callback: ``` js var object = App.__container.lookup('controller:login'); Ember.set(object, 'property', value); ``` That should get you the Ember object that you need to set properties on, set...