Observed
During a real Windows recording, the HUD exposes several icon-only controls without accessible names. The accessibility tree lists anonymous buttons after the timer, which makes it impossible to identify Pause, Stop and Restart reliably through keyboard/screen-reader automation.
Reproduction
- Start a screen recording from the HUD.
- Inspect the HUD through Windows accessibility / keyboard Tab navigation.
- Observe that the controls following the timer are exposed as unnamed buttons.
Expected
Each recording-state HUD control has a stable accessible label/description, for example Pause recording, Stop recording and Restart recording.
Environment
- Windows
- OpenScreen 1.11.0-rc.1, CI artifact from Actions run 34114348128
- Manual computer-use E2E pass
The controls remain operable, but their ambiguous labels make keyboard and assistive-technology use unnecessarily difficult.
Observed
During a real Windows recording, the HUD exposes several icon-only controls without accessible names. The accessibility tree lists anonymous buttons after the timer, which makes it impossible to identify Pause, Stop and Restart reliably through keyboard/screen-reader automation.
Reproduction
Expected
Each recording-state HUD control has a stable accessible label/description, for example
Pause recording,Stop recordingandRestart recording.Environment
The controls remain operable, but their ambiguous labels make keyboard and assistive-technology use unnecessarily difficult.