Recaptcha: ADA issue with textarea

[leetoufong]

Hi. I have a client who is VERY ADA compliant with their sites. Think insurance policies, etc.

There is an issue with the generated <textarea> element coming from the reCaptcha plugin. In the DOM, it's directly after the iframe and has an id of g-recaptcha-response. Simply, it's just missing a form label that corresponds with that specific textarea input field. Is this something that can be added with the next release? Or is there something I can do? Theoretically, I could add a static label from my end and call it a day but...then I'm not even sure what the statistics are on screen readers and Javascript or if it's disabled even.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

[NicolasKulka]

+1

[victorsantoss]

+1

[rowan-m]

You might want to look at the v3 support in the most recent release. That uses a wholly invisible reCAPTCHA that just returns a confidence score for the request. This might alleviate some of your issues. Example hosted at https://recaptcha-demo.appspot.com/recaptcha-v3-request-scores.php

[Abvirk]

+1

[cahuizar]

Why is this closed? Current v3 does not address this issue, the <textarea></textarea> is still missing a form label. This can be easily fixed by adding aria-hidden: true

[mcrowell]

This is still an issue. Any plans to add the aria-hidden: true to the ?

[leetoufong]

This still seems like a rather simple fix. Rather than closing, I think just add a aria-hidden=true or a visibly hidden label with correct for attr.