An aria-live="polite" region (visually hidden) next to the call bar announcing: "X joined", "X left", "You are muted / unmuted", "You are deafened", "Screen share started by X", "Call ended". Only screen readers perceive it — nothing visible, nothing audible for anyone else, no setting needed. Rate-limit joins/leaves during bursts ("3 people joined").
An `aria-live="polite"` region (visually hidden) next to the call bar announcing: "X joined", "X left", "You are muted / unmuted", "You are deafened", "Screen share started by X", "Call ended". Only screen readers perceive it — nothing visible, nothing audible for anyone else, no setting needed. Rate-limit joins/leaves during bursts ("3 people joined").
jared
added this to the Features 2026-Q4 milestone 2026-09-17 23:06:36 -04:00
Done in 2e7915d0: a visually hidden aria-live="polite" region rendered by CallEmbedProvider (outside the embed, so "Call ended" is still spoken) announces joins/leaves — batched over 1.5 s as "alice joined" / "alice and bob joined" / "3 people joined" — your own mute/unmute, deafen/undeafen and screenshare start/stop, and "Call ended". Nothing visible, nothing audible, no setting.
Verified headless by observing the region through a call: bob joined → You are muted → You are unmuted → You are deafened → You are muted → You are undeafened → You are unmuted → You started sharing your screen → You stopped sharing your screen → bob left → Call ended (deafen also mutes the mic, hence the paired line). Remote "screen share started by X" isn't included — the fork's call_state carries no screenshare flag; can be added if wanted.
Done in `2e7915d0`: a visually hidden `aria-live="polite"` region rendered by `CallEmbedProvider` (outside the embed, so "Call ended" is still spoken) announces joins/leaves — batched over 1.5 s as "alice joined" / "alice and bob joined" / "3 people joined" — your own mute/unmute, deafen/undeafen and screenshare start/stop, and "Call ended". Nothing visible, nothing audible, no setting.
Verified headless by observing the region through a call: `bob joined → You are muted → You are unmuted → You are deafened → You are muted → You are undeafened → You are unmuted → You started sharing your screen → You stopped sharing your screen → bob left → Call ended` (deafen also mutes the mic, hence the paired line). Remote "screen share started by X" isn't included — the fork's `call_state` carries no screenshare flag; can be added if wanted.
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aria-live="polite"region (visually hidden) next to the call bar announcing: "X joined", "X left", "You are muted / unmuted", "You are deafened", "Screen share started by X", "Call ended". Only screen readers perceive it — nothing visible, nothing audible for anyone else, no setting needed. Rate-limit joins/leaves during bursts ("3 people joined").Done in
2e7915d0: a visually hiddenaria-live="polite"region rendered byCallEmbedProvider(outside the embed, so "Call ended" is still spoken) announces joins/leaves — batched over 1.5 s as "alice joined" / "alice and bob joined" / "3 people joined" — your own mute/unmute, deafen/undeafen and screenshare start/stop, and "Call ended". Nothing visible, nothing audible, no setting.Verified headless by observing the region through a call:
bob joined → You are muted → You are unmuted → You are deafened → You are muted → You are undeafened → You are unmuted → You started sharing your screen → You stopped sharing your screen → bob left → Call ended(deafen also mutes the mic, hence the paired line). Remote "screen share started by X" isn't included — the fork'scall_statecarries no screenshare flag; can be added if wanted.