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Image map is ignored in browse mode #6051
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Can reproduce with FireFox 47.0.1. In Chrome I get the following output from NVDA when moving with the down arrow:
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Consider elements with `role == ROLE_SYSTEM_GRAPHIC` as image maps if they have children, and then render the children. Fix for #6051.
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In Mozilla Firefox, don't use name as content when image has children Consider elements with `role == ROLE_SYSTEM_GRAPHIC` as image maps if they have children, and then render the children. Fix for issue #6051.
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- Image maps now render as expected in browse mode in Mozilla Firefox. (#6051)
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Example page:
http://www.qantas.com/travel/airlines/walkabout/us/en
Below the tab navigation bar (Nature & Wildlife, ... , Videos) there is an image map with 4 links. Using Tab key on the keyboard to navigate the page results in each of the links being read and achieving focus.
Using the arrow key to navigate the page however, results in the image map links being ignored completely. One expects that it would also read the links.
The behaviour was observed on NVDA 2016.1 and Firefox 46 / Internet Explorer 11.
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