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feat: roving tabindex for PackageManagerTabs#406

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feat: roving tabindex for PackageManagerTabs#406
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@damevin damevin commented Jan 30, 2026

What this PR do and why ?

This PR improves the package manager tabs accessibility by implementing proper roving
tabindex behavior and correct ARIA tab/tabpanel wiring. It avoids duplicated DOM for
panels while keeping the expected keyboard navigation.

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knowler commented Jan 30, 2026

Nice work, @damevin! Seems to be working as expected when I test with:

  • NVDA 2025.3.1 with Firefox 47.0.1 on Windows 11
  • JAWS 2026.2510.251 with Edge 144 on Windows 11
  • Narrator with Edge 144 on Windows 11
  • VoiceOver with Safari 26.2 on iOS 26.2
  • VoiceOver with Safari 26.2 on macOS Tahoe 26.2

#388 is resolved by this.

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