[Accessibility] A11y_.Net Editor: The shortcuts for the actions "Add Cursor Above" and "Add Cursor Below" i.e."Ctrl+Alt+UpArrow" and "Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow" are not performing the appropriate action when used.

[LadyNaggaga]

.NET Online REPL is having the following accessibility issue. Please see this issue . I have also included the details below

Environment Details
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/quick-starts/hello-world?tutorial-step=4User
Browser: Edge (41.16299.402.0)
Chrome (67.0.3396.87)

Additional Details:
MAS Violated: MAS2.1.1

Repro steps:
Hit the URL https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/quick-starts/hello-world?tutorial-step=4User
Tab till “Enter focus mode” and press enter
Write a Sample program
Now try the keyboard shortcuts for the actions "Add Cursor Above" and "Add Cursor Below" i.e."Ctrl+Alt+UpArrow" and "Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow" and verify whether the corresponding action is getting performed or not.

Actual Result:
The Shortcuts "Ctrl+Alt+UpArrow" and "Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow" are not performing the intended action instead the screen orientation is getting changed because of the shortcut

Expected Result:
All the shortcuts should work properly.

User Impact:
A disabled user wouldn't be able to avail the functionality as a particular shortcut is not working.

MAS Reference:
https://microsoft.sharepoint.com/teams/msenable/_layouts/15/WopiFrame.aspx?sourcedoc={8492c4eb-c179-40ae-8777-cd044ed725a2}

The shortcuts for the actions Add Cursor Above and Add Cursor Below i.e.Ctrl+Alt+UpArrow and Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow are not performing the appropriate action when used..pptx

[alexdima]

This is not an accessibility issue. A driver you have installed on your system (most likely an Intel driver) takes over those keybindings.