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aria disabled support

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avikraman.bah
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Hello,

This is an accessibility question. I believe firefox is the only browser that does not currently support aria-diabled. I was wondering if firerox is going to support it in the future or if there is a reason why they do not wish to support it?

I ask this because I know how much firefox values accessibility, so I was surprised to see it was not supported and assumed there was a reason why.

Hello, This is an accessibility question. I believe firefox is the only browser that does not currently support aria-diabled. I was wondering if firerox is going to support it in the future or if there is a reason why they do not wish to support it? I ask this because I know how much firefox values accessibility, so I was surprised to see it was not supported and assumed there was a reason why.

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cor-el
cor-el
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Keep an eye on these reports for the current state.

  • 1796245 - Element.ariaDisabled, Element.ariaLabel, Element.ariaHidden not supported [>1785412]
  • 1785412 - Ship ARIA reflection (non-idref)

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