Control specimen
Native button text becomes the accessible name.
Every control is visible. Chromium is about to give several of them a new identity.
Native button text becomes the accessible name.
The pixels say one thing. The author-provided name says another.
The button text is drawn on screen but hidden from accessibility APIs.
A familiar-looking image is not a name.
A hidden node supplies a completely different name.
The title attribute becomes the fallback name for a textless button.
Two different actions arrive with the same generic name.
The browser paints the control but marks its accessibility node ignored.
An empty aria-label does not override usable native text in this Chromium capture.