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http://www.w3.org/mid/B6CB855C5769484F862F4FB2CCFA50F402D545A7@VHAISHMSGJ2.vha.med.va.gov The Required Attribute The availability of this attribute could vastly improve the consistent accessibility of this information to users with disabilities. However, for this to be true, work will need to be done to assure that user agents provide means to indicate the required state to all users, including those with disabilities, regardless of whether they are using AT. Displaying consistent visual cues (that are (or can be made) non-color-dependent), as well as programmatic indication for AT will be necessary. [split out from bug 13590]
Yes, browsers will have to do things correctly. Is there any problem with the HTML spec here?
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Moved to HTML A11y TF component.
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