Lots of fixes here as a lot of the API has changed (eg. anchorKey /
offsetKey are now anchor.key and offset.key, and collapseFocusToThing
is moveFocusToThing).
Also changes the ref to a function (sorry for lumping this into the
same PR).
Hopefully will fix https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/7105
If we can't start indexeddb, fall back to a different store.
Previously we just ignored the exception and ploughed on anyway, on
the assumption that startup() was just for the indexeddb store to
load data anyway, and if that failed it would just do an initial
/sync instead (and also we'd keep trying to save the sync back which
would fail...). Then, in the previous release we started pulling
the settings out of the store on startup, making the assumpton that
the store actually worked, so the read obviously failed and the app
failed to start up.
This makes Riot work in Tor browser / firefox in daft mode again.
If we can't start indexeddb, fall back to a different store.
Previously we just ignored the exception and ploughed on anyway, on
the assumption that startup() was just for the indexeddb store to
load data anyway, and if that failed it would just do an initial
/sync instead (and also we'd keep trying to save the sync back which
would fail...). Then, in the previous release we started pulling
the settings out of the store on startup, making the assumpton that
the store actually worked, so the read obviously failed and the app
failed to start up.
This makes Riot work in Tor browser / firefox in daft mode again.
With this more of the
controls that look like buttons can be operated via the keyboard and
navigated to by screen reader users. This includes editor buttons such
as File upload, Audio / Video call, Right pannel hide button, Jump to
the bottom timeline button, and some more buttons found in the user
settings.
Also I have added alt texts to some images that in turn label buttons
which these happen to be packed in and removed some untranslated alt
texts from decorative non-actionable images that might add more
verbosity when talking about screen reader user experience.
