Bug Report
Problematic behavior
When the video receives keyboard focus, a message appears visually: "Ctrl+Shift+/: access shortcuts directly." This message is contained in a div without an ARIA role or live region. It is not announced by screen readers.
Note: the given shortcut does not work on Mac. On Mac it is Control + Shift + /
Expected behavior/code
The keyboard shortcut help message must be announced by the screen reader when it becomes visible, i.e. when the video receives focus. This can be implemented via a role="status" or aria-live="polite" attribute on the message container.
Steps to Reproduce
- Enable a screen reader
- Navigate with the keyboard to the participant's video tile
- Note that the message "Ctrl+Shift+/: access shortcuts directly." is not announced
Additional context/Screenshots

Critères RGAA
Critère 7.1 : Chaque script est-il, si nécessaire, compatible avec les technologies d'assistance ?
Impact
A blind user navigating with the keyboard reaches the video without being informed of the Ctrl+Shift+/ shortcut that allows access to the application's keyboard shortcuts. They cannot discover this navigation feature without seeing the screen.
Bug Report
Problematic behavior
When the video receives keyboard focus, a message appears visually: "Ctrl+Shift+/: access shortcuts directly." This message is contained in a
divwithout an ARIA role or live region. It is not announced by screen readers.Note: the given shortcut does not work on Mac. On Mac it is
Control + Shift + /Expected behavior/code
The keyboard shortcut help message must be announced by the screen reader when it becomes visible, i.e. when the video receives focus. This can be implemented via a role="status" or aria-live="polite" attribute on the message container.
Steps to Reproduce
Additional context/Screenshots

Critères RGAA
Critère 7.1 : Chaque script est-il, si nécessaire, compatible avec les technologies d'assistance ?
Impact
A blind user navigating with the keyboard reaches the video without being informed of the
Ctrl+Shift+/shortcut that allows access to the application's keyboard shortcuts. They cannot discover this navigation feature without seeing the screen.