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For performance reasons, Chromium does not build the full web accessibility tree by default, and only activates it when it detects that assistive technology has sent a query signal through the platform API; on macOS this is declared via the AXManualAccessibility attribute, and Chromium's command line needs --force-renderer-accessibility.
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10/14/2026
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