Improve accessibility of ListView page - list view items UIA description includes more information. #1435
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…ion includes more information. (#1435) This issue was brought up here: [JAWS cannot read non-simple ListViewItems · Issue #8109 · microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml](microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml#8109) We update the ToString of the data item in the ListView to include both the Name and the Company which gives a better experience for screen readers.
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This issue was brought up here:
JAWS cannot read non-simple ListViewItems · Issue #8109 · microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml
We update the ToString of the data item in the ListView to include both the Name and the Company which gives a better experience for screen readers.