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Compass, user dot, annotations are inaccessible on iOS #1493
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Oof, that might be tricky, depending on how we do it. Realtime means we'd have to mirror annotations to the view hierachy, which is going to be high overhead. Doing so after a small delay might be a decent approach. |
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Ah, nice!
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Lazily create and cache accessibility elements for annotations as UIAccessibility asks about them. Fixes #1493.
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Lazily create and cache accessibility elements for annotations as UIAccessibility asks about them. Fixes #1493.
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Lazily create and cache accessibility elements for annotations as UIAccessibility asks about them. Fixes #1493.
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Lazily create and cache accessibility elements for annotations as UIAccessibility asks about them. Fixes #1493.
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Lazily create and cache accessibility elements for annotations as UIAccessibility asks about them. Fixes #1493.
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Lazily create and cache accessibility elements for visible annotations as UIAccessibility asks about them. Sort the annotations’ accessibility elements by the annotations’ distance from the logical center (the center after accounting for padding, or the user dot when user tracking mode is on). Updated the changelog. Fixes #1493.
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With VoiceOver enabled, the attribution button and annotation callouts can receive focus, but the compass, user dot, and annotation pins cannot. The pins are rendered directly in GL, but there should still be a way to give them accessibility regions. The other views all have accessibility labels.
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