https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77679

--- Comment #17 from Michael Weghorn <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to cwendling from comment #16)
> This has serious impact on the accessibility of most embedded content
> (images, frames, etc.).
> 
> And although links more or less work as they are now (see comment 20 on
> bug35107), but they are not standard and break as soon as something more
> standard is present on the same paragraph/line (actually, if there's a
> U+FFFC Orca's heuristics will fail).
> 
> In practice, all of links, comments, images, frames, etc. will need to be
> fixed to get properly reported by the Hypertext interface.
> 
> @michealw would you know whether all these are ad-hoc implementations that
> would all need to be fixed, or if there's a more generic place for this?

It's been a while that I started looking into this, but if I remember
correctly, this might need 

1) adjusting the XAccessibleHyperText/XAccessibleHyperlink UNO API interfaces
to provide all relevant information
2) adjusting existing implementations of those interfaces accordingly
3) bridging interfaces properly to the corresponding platform/toolkit APIs

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