Summary
Ensure andrdscren works correctly alongside Android Switch Access and Bluetooth keyboards.
Why it matters
Some blind users also have motor disabilities and cannot use a touchscreen. They rely on switch devices or keyboards. The screen reader must not intercept key events that Switch Access needs, and must announce focus changes triggered by keyboard navigation.
What needs doing
- Enable andrdscren and Switch Access simultaneously on a test device
- Navigate every screen using a keyboard or switch only
- File any focus announcement gaps or key event conflicts as sub-issues here
- Fix each conflict — likely in the
AccessibilityService key event handler
Where to start
Enable both services in Settings → Accessibility, then navigate the app drawer and a text input field. Report anything that gets stuck or goes unannounced.
Related
See ROADMAP.md — Navigation section.
Summary
Ensure andrdscren works correctly alongside Android Switch Access and Bluetooth keyboards.
Why it matters
Some blind users also have motor disabilities and cannot use a touchscreen. They rely on switch devices or keyboards. The screen reader must not intercept key events that Switch Access needs, and must announce focus changes triggered by keyboard navigation.
What needs doing
AccessibilityServicekey event handlerWhere to start
Enable both services in Settings → Accessibility, then navigate the app drawer and a text input field. Report anything that gets stuck or goes unannounced.
Related
See ROADMAP.md — Navigation section.