The 'menuitem' ARIA role should support Enter/Space keyboard interaction
as if it were a button. This is required because the ARIA spec makes it
so that the ARIA properties of 'menuitem' children are ignored, i.e.,
you can't just wrap a button in a 'menuitem' and expect Assistive
Technologies to surface the button to users.
Fix#1068Close#1069
Safari requires '-webkit' prefixes for CSS3 text-decoration styles, and
IE/Edge only support CSS2 text-decoration styles. This patch provides a
fallback for the CSS2 case and relies on the CSS3 properties for color
and style.
Close#1053
Co-authored-by: Nicolas Gallagher <nicolasgallagher@gmail.com>
Fixes an EncodingError exception being thrown in Safari iOS 11 when
decoding an SVG URL. The exception prevents the onLoad handler from
being called.
Close#1063
Comment out React Native's use of non-standard `done()` method, which
isn't available on `async` functions even though it is polyfilled for
the global Promise.
The previous incarnation of this fix would cancel clicks that bubble up
to elements like ScrollViews, with undesired impact on child element
events. Instead, limit the hack to elements with accessibilityRole=link.
Fix#985
Even on high DPI screens, browsers can round sub-pixel values down to
`0`. This causes hairlineWidth borders/heights/etc not to be rendered.
Revert `hairlineWidth` value back to `1`.
Certain HTML elements have a default behaviour (e.g., link navigation)
that can only be prevented in the `click` event handler. The responder
event system doesn't make use of `click` and no callbacks have access to
the `click` event. To prevent unwanted default behaviour, and emulate
the behavior in React Native, the `click` callback will automatically
call `preventDefault()` when the responder system is being used.
The result is that components like `Touchable*` that are overloaded as
web links need to explicitly trigger the link navigation, e.g.,
```
<TouchableOpacity
accessibilityTraits="link"
href={href}
onPress={(e) => {
Linking.openUrl(href);
}}
/>
```
Fix#970
Charlie Croom