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The wbr element presently allows all roles and global aria-* attributes. This was an oversight that will be corrected in the next version of the ARIA in HTML specification.
The allowed roles should now only be none and presentation.
The only allowed aria-* attribute should be aria-hidden.
Additionally, the br element also needs to be updated to remove the allowance for all global aria attributes – instead only allowing for the aria-hidden attribute. This will then match the allowances for the wbr element, described above.
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Thanks, @scottaohara . I've updated the rules so that only "none" and "presentation" are valid roles, and the only valid aria-* attribute is aria-hidden.
The
wbr
element presently allows all roles and global aria-* attributes. This was an oversight that will be corrected in the next version of the ARIA in HTML specification.The allowed roles should now only be
none
andpresentation
.The only allowed aria-* attribute should be
aria-hidden
.Additionally, the
br
element also needs to be updated to remove the allowance for all global aria attributes – instead only allowing for thearia-hidden
attribute. This will then match the allowances for thewbr
element, described above.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: