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WebKit GTK4 is now fully accessible. Shipping in GNOME 46 
Funded by @sovtechfund and @igalia 
Completed by Georges Stavracas at Igalia 
Thanks to everyone involved !
• https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge_requests/6827
• https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/pull/23926
GitLabAT-SPI socket (!6827) · Merge requests · GNOME / gtk · GitLabFrom the main commit: This is a GtkAccessible object that represents a connection to...
@sonny This is awesome! So, Gnome Web uses that right? Oh yeah, and the add an account thing when you first set up Gnome?
@pixelate correct
@sonny @sovtechfund @igalia Excellent news! What about editing text in edit boxes with GTK4's Wayland backend? Is this fixed or do I still have to use an X session to make it work.
@destructatron Do you have a bug report or URL I can take a look at?
@sonny I haven't reported a bug yet, but this is general GTK4 everywhere. Gnome calculator, anything with a search box, the gnome text editor, all do this. Tab or shift tab, text is announced because it's selected. The minute you try arrowing around or deleting things, Orca stays silent. Works perfectly fine on X though, tested with gnome calculator and the cursoring problems went away.
@destructatron I'm afraid you'll have to report a bug. I can't reproduce.
Please provide details about your system and exact steps to reproduce.
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@destructatron nevermind Joannie got it https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/orca/-/issues/458
GitLabNeed to add smarts for caret-moved events for Wayland (#458) · Issues · GNOME / orca · GitLabWhen the caret moves to a new location, we base what to present (a character, a word, a line, etc.) based on the input event. For instance: