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The inert attribute is an HTML global attribute that indicates that a browser ignores any user event or interaction for the element and its descendants. An inert element and its descendants get removed from the tab order and accessibility tree.
shunguoy
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<Bug> Skip accessibility checking for an inert element and its descendants
<Bug> Skip accessibility checking for an <inert> element and its descendants
Feb 17, 2025
shunguoy
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<Bug> Skip accessibility checking for an <inert> element and its descendants
<Bug> Skip accessibility checking for an inert element and its descendants
Feb 17, 2025
triage: skip the check for the entire section in the engine
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<Bug> Skip accessibility checking for an inert element and its descendants
<Bug> Skip accessibility checking for an element with an inert attribute and its descendants
Feb 17, 2025
The inert attribute is an HTML global attribute that indicates that a browser ignores any user event or interaction for the element and its descendants. An inert element and its descendants get removed from the tab order and accessibility tree.
https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/interaction.html#modal-dialogs-and-inert-subtrees
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_attributes/inert
Currently, the checker reports accessibility issues for an inert element and its descendants, which is a false positive.
An example from HTML 5 spec:
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