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Releases

@a11y-visualizer/browser-extension@7.2.2

Patch Changes

• 4fb39b9: Fix crashes and hangs when analyzing tables with unusual or invalid markup:

  • Tables with no rows, or whose rows contain no cells, no longer throw while being parsed.
  • Invalid rowspan / colspan / aria-rowspan / aria-colspan values (non-numeric or negative) now fall back to the default of 1, instead of producing NaN sizes that made header lookup throw.
  • Invalid aria-rowindex / aria-colindex values now fall back to the position implied by document order, instead of producing NaN coordinates.
  • aria-rowspan / aria-colspan are clamped to the same limits as their HTML counterparts, so an extreme value no longer blocks the page for several seconds during header lookup.
  • The reported row count now accounts for every row, so a trailing row without cells no longer reports the table as empty, and a rowspan reaching past the last row extends the row count as the HTML table model requires.

• Updated dependencies [4fb39b9]

  • @a11y-visualizer/table@1.0.2
  • @a11y-visualizer/rules@1.0.2

@a11y-visualizer/rules@1.0.2

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [4fb39b9]
  • @a11y-visualizer/table@1.0.2

@a11y-visualizer/table@1.0.2

Patch Changes

• 4fb39b9: Fix crashes and hangs when analyzing tables with unusual or invalid markup:

  • Tables with no rows, or whose rows contain no cells, no longer throw while being parsed.
  • Invalid rowspan / colspan / aria-rowspan / aria-colspan values (non-numeric or negative) now fall back to the default of 1, instead of producing NaN sizes that made header lookup throw.
  • Invalid aria-rowindex / aria-colindex values now fall back to the position implied by document order, instead of producing NaN coordinates.
  • aria-rowspan / aria-colspan are clamped to the same limits as their HTML counterparts, so an extreme value no longer blocks the page for several seconds during header lookup.
  • The reported row count now accounts for every row, so a trailing row without cells no longer reports the table as empty, and a rowspan reaching past the last row extends the row count as the HTML table model requires.