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Description
Bug Description
The dropdown menu triggered by the “Additional Options” (toolbar overflow) button is currently announced by screen readers as an “Available Values dialog.” This creates confusion for non-sighted users because:
The control is first announced as a menu button but then as a dialog, which is inconsistent.
The menu structure is not conveyed properly to assistive technologies.
Menu items are not announced as part of a list, and their positions (e.g., “1 of 9,” “2 of 9”) are not read out.
As a result, screen reader users are unable to understand that they are navigating within a list of menu items or how many options are available.
Affected Component
ui5-toolbar
Expected Behaviour
The component should be announced as a menu, not as a dialog.
Each menu item should be announced as part of a structured list, with position feedback (e.g., “1 of 9,” “2 of 9,” etc.) to clearly communicate the number and order of options.
Ensure ARIA roles and attributes (e.g., role="menu", role="menuitem", aria-setsize, aria-posinset) are correctly implemented.
Isolated Example
https://ui5.github.io/webcomponents/nightly/components/Toolbar/#always-overflowing-items
Steps to Reproduce
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Priority
Medium
UI5 Web Components Version
2.16
Browser
Chrome
Operating System
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Additional Context
This issue was reported in the Rich Text Editor component, which internally uses the ui5-toolbar - https://github.tools.sap/sap-webcomponents/rich-text-editor/issues/424.
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SAP Successfactors
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