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The current accessibility considerations section says (in total)
As MiniApp Lifecycle is not user aware and does not involve user interaction, accessibility consideration is not needed in this specification.
This seems incorrect or misleading since many of these events will happen because of user interaction, no? (the app being launched, a page being shown, closed and / or switched with another, etc)
This is not a blocking privacy issue, but im mentioning it since it came up during the review
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This seems incorrect or misleading since many of these events will happen because of user interaction, no? (the app being launched, a page being shown, closed and / or switched with another, etc)
@pes10k In this case, yes, MiniApp Lifecycle change is triggered by user interaction. MiniApp Lifecycle spec defines GlobalState and PageState to indicate whether the MiniApp is shown or hidden, which can be used to accommodate assistive technologies.
Does it address this issue by adding some text description like the above in the Accessibility Considerations section?
This issue is being filed as part of of PING's horizontal review
The current accessibility considerations section says (in total)
This seems incorrect or misleading since many of these events will happen because of user interaction, no? (the app being launched, a page being shown, closed and / or switched with another, etc)
This is not a blocking privacy issue, but im mentioning it since it came up during the review
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: