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Test: APG Actions Menu Button Example Using aria-activedescendant (Mac Keyboard/Chrome)

Expectation: aria-activedescendant attribute: NA convey when the referenced element changes - applied to the menu role

Details
PropertyValue
Supportnot applicable
AT NameMac Keyboard
AT Versionunknown
Browser NameChrome
Browser Versionunknown
OS versionunknown
Dateunknown
Notes
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