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Both Firefox and Chrome append extra spaces for block elements embedded in name-from-content elements (which makes sense because the name better matches the visual presentation) but this isn't specified in either accname or html-aam.
Edit: Safari Apple Accessibility Inspector gets quite confused when name-from-content elements contain block elements, but these are voiced as shown below in VoiceOver
<a href="/">One<span>Two</span></a>
AccName: OneTwo (Chrome and FF), One Two (Safari)
Visual label: OneTwo
<a href="/">One<p>Two</p></a>
AccName: One Two (Chrome and FF), One Two (Safari)
Visual label: One
Two
Both Firefox and Chrome append extra spaces for block elements embedded in name-from-content elements (which makes sense because the name better matches the visual presentation) but this isn't specified in either accname or html-aam.
Edit:
SafariApple Accessibility Inspector gets quite confused when name-from-content elements contain block elements, but these are voiced as shown below in VoiceOverAccName: OneTwo (Chrome and FF), One Two (Safari)
Visual label: OneTwo
AccName: One Two (Chrome and FF), One Two (Safari)
Visual label: One
Two
AccName: One Two (Chrome and FF), One Two (Safari)
Visual label: One
Two
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