Current behaviour
If you use the Android Talkback screenreader to navigate the radio button, you first hit the label + radio button (as intended with RadioButton.Item - but then the screen reader can also reach the radio button itself, which is unlabelled. This is undesirable, as it's both confusing, and requires extra swiping.
Expected behaviour
Radio button should not be reachable on its own when used within a RadioButton.Item.
How to reproduce?
Create a RadioButton.Item and test it out with Android Talkback.
Preview
What have you tried so far?
Your Environment
| software |
version |
| ios |
x |
| android |
16 |
| react-native |
0.81.5 |
| react-native-paper |
5.15.0 |
| node |
x.x.x |
| npm or yarn |
x.x.x |
| expo sdk |
x.x.x |
Current behaviour
If you use the Android Talkback screenreader to navigate the radio button, you first hit the label + radio button (as intended with
RadioButton.Item- but then the screen reader can also reach the radio button itself, which is unlabelled. This is undesirable, as it's both confusing, and requires extra swiping.Expected behaviour
Radio button should not be reachable on its own when used within a
RadioButton.Item.How to reproduce?
Create a
RadioButton.Itemand test it out with Android Talkback.Preview
What have you tried so far?
Your Environment