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<trackbot> Date: 31 July 2014
<kford> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-ua/2014JulSep/0030.html
<kford> MS07 - more relevance for non-desktop users - waiting on action-983 to get language from IndieUI about alternative language for keyboard interface
<kford> MS04 - Delineate between content and browser - Waiting on action 976 to review definition of rendered content. Check 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 for relevance to this comment
<kford> MS05 [Implementing] - Done in UAAG, but there are some followup in Implementing on other success criteria examples to review for consistency.
<kford> EO13 - change title of Implementing UAAG to Understanding UAAG EO15, EO16, EO20 - add a link to the EO intro page to the Abstract and rewrite the Abstract
<kford> EO21 - [Implementing] rewrite 1.8.2 Example 2 SB04, SB05 [Implementing] Done in UAAG, but Implementing still needs an example update
<kford> LG02 - [Implementing] prevent minify CSS waiting on action-987 for 1.7.4
<kford> Group talking about what they can ask for and not. JS and GL saying not possible to ask for more than the accessibility API gives.
Proposed response : UAWG agrees on this very important principle and have worked this into all appropriate parts of UAAG. However, the user agent can only ask for name, role, state, value, selection, and focus from the Accessibility API. "Meaning" can be inferred from the name, but there is no accessibility API attribute for "meaning". Otherwise, this is exactly what is intended with 4.1.2
UAWG agrees on this very important principle and has worked this into all appropriate parts of UAAG. However, the user agent can only ask for existing attributes such as name, role, state, value, selection, and focus from the Accessibility API. "Meaning" can be inferred from the name, but there is no accessibility API attribute for "meaning". Otherwise, this is exactly what is intended with 4.1.2
<Jan> JR: +1
<Greg> +1
RESOLUTION: Accept the response for CA06: UAWG agrees on this very important principle and has worked this into all appropriate parts of UAAG. However, the user agent can only ask for existing attributes such as name, role, state, value, selection, and focus from the Accessibility API. "Meaning" can be inferred from the name, but there is no accessibility API attribute for "meaning". Otherwise,
this is exactly what is intended with 4.1.2
<kford> JR and GL talking about proposal.
<kford> JR: Has started toahve too many extra requirements.
<Jan> https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/142893?hl=en
<Greg> Here's the page on Firefox's auto-fill feature: Control whether Firefox automatically fills in forms with your information | Firefox Help
<Greg> https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/control-firefox-automatically-fills-in-forms
<kford> Group talking about what gets saved on a form.
<Greg> It seems as if Firefox is only auto-filling in fields when you return to the same form, but that Chrome may be being more aggressive and auto-filling fields in new forms the first time you view them (and thus gives a warning about only using it on forms you trust, for fear of hidden fields being used to capture your information).
<Greg> Firefox has some of the sub-requirements that Kim suggested: you can delete entries, reset the history, and prevent caching. You cannot cause it to automatically clear entries after a period of time, for example.
<Jan> http://webaim.org/techniques/forms/controls
<Greg> It appears that Firefox caches text I've entered into an input control only when I've submitted the form. Also note that it never auto-fills, but rather gives me the option on a per-control basis: click on it to get a list of previous values.
<Greg> Jeanne is correct that Firefox does not cache TEXTAREA contents, only INPUT text fields.
Greg: I think we need to separate out the saving of the form from the caching of the form
Jan: I think we should have a low bar and not include recovery from a browser crash
kelly: I think this should be AAA, especially when considering the mobile space. Mobile is a more transitory because it is hard to complete forms on mobile.
Jan: In my Android Chrome, if I fill in a form and come back to the page, my data is still there.
Greg and Kelly: navigate away and close it, and then see if the data is still there.
Kelly: If a browser crashes, the likelihood of data being saved is low.
<Jan> http://androidwidgetcenter.com/android-tips/how-to-enable-autofill-in-android-browser/
<Jan> So this implements simpler autofill req http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-ua/2014JulSep/0024.html
<scribe> ACTION: Jan to draft a new proposal for action-1006 CA05 [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2014/07/31-ua-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-1009 - Draft a new proposal for action-1006 ca05 [on Jan Richards - due 2014-08-07].
3) Finishing up open items:
MS07 - more relevance for non-desktop users - waiting on action-983 to get language from IndieUI about alternative language for keyboard interface
MS04 - Delineate between content and browser - Waiting on action 976 to review definition of rendered content. Check 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 for relevance to this comment
MS05 [Implementing] - Done in UAAG, but there are some followup in Implementing on other success criteria examples to review for consistency.
EO13 - change title of Implementing UAAG to Understanding UAAG
EO15, EO16, EO20 - add a link to the EO intro page to the Abstract and rewrite the Abstract
EO21 - [Implementing] rewrite 1.8.2 Example 2
SB04, SB05 [Implementing] Done in UAAG, but Implementing still needs an example update
LG02 - [Implementing] prevent minify CSS waiting on action-987 for 1.7.4
<scribe> ACTION: Kim to rewrite 1.8.2 Example 2 from EO21 [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2014/07/31-ua-minutes.html#action02]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-1010 - Rewrite 1.8.2 example 2 from eo21 [on Kimberly Patch - due 2014-08-07].
<scribe> ACTION: Greg to adjust Examples associated with changes to SC from SB04 and SB05 [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2014/07/31-ua-minutes.html#action03]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-1011 - Adjust examples associated with changes to sc from sb04 and sb05 [on Greg Lowney - due 2014-08-07].
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