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Cannot access the Browser Permission modal with just keyboard or screenreader

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When joining a meeting using browser, the microphone/camera permission modal is inaccessible when using only keyboard or screenreader (VoiceOver). When tabbing through the browser toolbar, it just skips the permission modal. If can't access the modal to allow/block then user cannot join the meeting.

When joining a meeting using browser, the microphone/camera permission modal is inaccessible when using only keyboard or screenreader (VoiceOver). When tabbing through the browser toolbar, it just skips the permission modal. If can't access the modal to allow/block then user cannot join the meeting.

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Hi hahmed, While visiting the site -

Ctrl + i to open Page Info window select Permissions tab scroll down to Use the Camera or Use the Microphone uncheck Use Default be sure Allow is selected close Page Info window at top right [X]

Firefox Page Info window https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-page-info-window

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Have you tried pressing F6 and shift+F6 to cycle through the Firefox UI elements?

If the modal is not an F6-focusable element, then perhaps your screenreader has a method for focusing them?

In NVDA for example, when in browse mode you can press O and shift+O to find embedded objects such as some dialogue boxes, menus, and embedded videos etc. Then once you have found the element you wish to interact with, you press space to focus it. And NVDA+ctrl+space returns back to the main document.

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