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activeEditorState
is not appended to window.title
#241848
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@ntrogh did you also try enabling a screen reader - like NVDA? |
@meganrogge not yet - just set the screen reader mode on |
Can you try with NVDA? |
Actually, I think I see what's happening. Can you just toggle screen reader mode - switch tabs, switch back to the tab with edits? |
Meaning do not modify the setting after enabling screen reader mode, just switch from the tab with edits then back to it. I believe the edits will be shown in the title. |
I enabled screen reader mode, and then switched tabs, but nothing happens. |
A gif would help because I cannot reproduce that on mac - when I enable screen reader mode, switch tabs, come back to a tab with decorations, I see that in the window title. |
window-title-activeEditorState2.mp4 |
Thanks, and you haven't set "accessibility.windowTitleOptimized": false? |
and you see the screen reader optimized status bar item? |
Note #242082 when verifying |
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes/No
Testing TPI #241740
Steps to Reproduce:
window.title
setting doesn't have theactiveEditorState
includedactiveEditorState
towindow.title
setting shows the editor info in the window title as expected.window-title-activeEditorState.mp4
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