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When using the FAB component from React Native Paper and providing an accessibilityState prop (e.g. { disabled: false, selected: true, busy: true, expanded: true }), the expected ARIA attributes (e.g. aria-selected, aria-busy, aria-expanded) do not appear in the rendered HTML on web (via React Native Web).
This breaks expected accessibility behavior for screen readers on web.
Current behaviour
These ARIA attributes are missing in the rendered output.
Expected behaviour
On Web, accessibilityState should be correctly mapped to corresponding ARIA attributes according to React Native Web's behavior.
How to reproduce?
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What have you tried so far?
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description:
When using the FAB component from React Native Paper and providing an accessibilityState prop (e.g. { disabled: false, selected: true, busy: true, expanded: true }), the expected ARIA attributes (e.g. aria-selected, aria-busy, aria-expanded) do not appear in the rendered HTML on web (via React Native Web).
This breaks expected accessibility behavior for screen readers on web.
Current behaviour
These ARIA attributes are missing in the rendered output.
Expected behaviour
On Web, accessibilityState should be correctly mapped to corresponding ARIA attributes according to React Native Web's behavior.
How to reproduce?
Preview
What have you tried so far?
Your Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: