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[Accessibility] The Accept and Deny buttons for a new chat request don't have AccessibilityLabels #1050

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MarcoZehe opened this issue Aug 23, 2018 · 1 comment

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@MarcoZehe
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  1. Turn on VoiceOver in Settings/General/Accessibility. Take particular note of the changed gestures when VoiceOver is active.
  2. Go into ChatSecure and have someone send you a contact request.
  3. Read the request and the buttons.

Expected result

The buttons for Deny and Accept should speak what they do.

Actual result

Both buttons say "Button", without stating the purpose. The reason is probably that these are image buttons with no text label that UIAccessibility could use to put a label on.

How to fix

The easiest is a call to SetAccessibilityLabel on each button with a localized string that says something like "Accept" or "Authorize", and "Deny" or "Decline" respectively.

I don't have a Mac myself so can't contribute code, but ideally, this is a two-line fix plus translations.

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