Touch operable controls follow-up

As a follow-up to today's discussion on touch operable access - here's a thought.

For all operable components, all operations can be can be programmatically activated by user agents, including assistive without requiring specific keystrokes except when input is required.

Definition of specific keystrokes:
An operation that requires specific keystrokes would be an interaction that required the user press enter, spacebar, up, down, left, right, arrow, a letter or numeric key, or other combination thereof.  Fields that require input or require the user to press enter/return on a physical or virtual keyboard after input are exempt from this.

Jonathan

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Jonathan Avila
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