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Model Name: Mac mini 2024 Apple M4
macOS Version: macOS Sequoia 15.2
App Version: Home Assistant Companion App version 2024.12.2 (2024.1058)
Safari Version: Version 18.2 (20620.1.16.11.8)
Home Assistant Core Version
2025.1.2
Describe the bug
Home Assistant does not correctly report the focused UI element using Apple's Accessibility features. When a text field in Home Assistance has keyboard focus, the Accessibility API does not report a UI element with the role “text field” or “text area” as having focus, but rather a generic group. This prevents Accessibility-enabled tools from being able to detect when a user might need assistance typing into a text field.
Specifically, the issue is that, when a text field is focused in Home Assistant, the "AXFocusedUIElement" attribute of the system-wide UI element does not indicate a UI element with the role “AXTextField” or “AXTextArea” is focused.
To Reproduce
Install macOS 15.2
Install Home Assistant Companion App version 2024.12.2 (2024.1058)
On a touch screen set the focus into a text field
Expected behavior
When a text field in Home Assistance Companion has keyboard focus, the Accessibility API should report a UI element with the role “text field” or “text area” as having focus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Device model, version and app version
Model Name: Mac mini 2024 Apple M4
macOS Version: macOS Sequoia 15.2
App Version: Home Assistant Companion App version 2024.12.2 (2024.1058)
Safari Version: Version 18.2 (20620.1.16.11.8)
Home Assistant Core Version
2025.1.2
Describe the bug
Home Assistant does not correctly report the focused UI element using Apple's Accessibility features. When a text field in Home Assistance has keyboard focus, the Accessibility API does not report a UI element with the role “text field” or “text area” as having focus, but rather a generic group. This prevents Accessibility-enabled tools from being able to detect when a user might need assistance typing into a text field.
Specifically, the issue is that, when a text field is focused in Home Assistant, the "AXFocusedUIElement" attribute of the system-wide UI element does not indicate a UI element with the role “AXTextField” or “AXTextArea” is focused.
To Reproduce
Install macOS 15.2
Install Home Assistant Companion App version 2024.12.2 (2024.1058)
On a touch screen set the focus into a text field
Expected behavior
When a text field in Home Assistance Companion has keyboard focus, the Accessibility API should report a UI element with the role “text field” or “text area” as having focus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: