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- [b]Auto[/b] ([code]0[/code]): Accessibility support is enabled, but updates to the accessibility information are processed only if an assistive app (such as a screen reader or a Braille display) is active (default).
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- [b]Always Active[/b] ([code]1[/code]): Accessibility support is enabled, and updates to the accessibility information are always processed, regardless of the status of assistive apps.
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- [b]Disabled[/b] ([code]2[/code]): Accessibility support is fully disabled.
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[b]Note:[/b] Accessibility debugging tools, such as Accessibility Insights for Windows, Accessibility Inspector (macOS), or AT-SPI Browser (Linux/BSD) do not count as assistive apps. To test your project with these tools, use [b]Always Active[/b].
How to position the Cancel and OK buttons in the editor's [AcceptDialog]s. Different platforms have different standard behaviors for this, which can be overridden using this setting. This is useful if you use Godot both on Windows and macOS/Linux and your Godot muscle memory is stronger than your OS specific one.
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- [b]Auto[/b] follows the platform convention: OK first on Windows, KDE, and LXQt, Cancel first on macOS and other Linux desktop environments.
- [b]Auto[/b] ([code]0[/code]): accessibility support is enabled, but accessibility information updates are processed only if an assistive app (e.g. screen reader or Braille display) is active (default).
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- [b]Always Active[/b] ([code]1[/code]): accessibility support is enabled, and accessibility information updates are processed regardless of current assistive apps' status.
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- [b]Disabled[/b] ([code]2[/code]): accessibility support is fully disabled.
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[b]Note:[/b] Accessibility debugging tools, such as Accessibility Insights for Windows, macOS Accessibility Inspector, or AT-SPI Browser do not count as assistive apps. To test your app with these tools, use [code]1[/code].
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- [b]Auto[/b] ([code]0[/code]): Accessibility support is enabled, but updates to the accessibility information are processed only if an assistive app (such as a screen reader or a Braille display) is active (default).
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- [b]Always Active[/b] ([code]1[/code]): Accessibility support is enabled, and updates to the accessibility information are always processed, regardless of the status of assistive apps.
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- [b]Disabled[/b] ([code]2[/code]): Accessibility support is fully disabled.
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[b]Note:[/b] Accessibility debugging tools, such as Accessibility Insights for Windows, Accessibility Inspector (macOS), or AT-SPI Browser (Linux/BSD) do not count as assistive apps. To test your project with these tools, use [b]Always Active[/b].
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