Post #893158

The kind folks who have coded the iLok license manager for windows are truly masterminds of UX and accessibility. The sign in button appears in a treeview widget with a single item. The widget and the item in the treeview are called "klick tis button to sign in." To reach the button, one has to expand the treeview, focus the single item, press tab and then enter. Shurely there is no confirmation after that, and the app forgets to remove the "klick this button to sign in" treeview from your tab order or accessibility tree. The button inside the single item in the treeview is gone, shure, but the treeview with its lonely empty item is still there. And this is just one button in the app which is similarly adventorous and innovative in many places elsewhere.