BackStage Back Button doesn't have an accessibility text.

[robertmuehsig]

If you focus the button and have the Narrator/nvda/any other screenreader open, nothing will be read:

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Environment

• Fluent.Ribbon v9 (and current development)
• Windows 10/11 (doesn't matter, but the Narrator is quite "broken" on Windows 11 & WPF)
• .NET Framework ? (just started the Showcase app).

[robertmuehsig]

I retested it with the most recent develop branch (version 10) and at least the Windows Narrator from Windows 11 & JAWS don't read the button.

The AutomationPeers are set, but it is not working as expected:

[robertmuehsig]

Just tested it with the most recent released version (and tested the develop branch) and it still seems broken - at least on Windows 11 with the Narrator and NVDA nothing happens when I focus the close backstage button.

I tried to fix it myself, but even when I replace the backbutton with a very simple button like this nothing happens:

                    <Button 
                            Content="Foobar"
                            Grid.Row="0"
                            Padding="22 7 0 7"
                            VerticalAlignment="Top"
                            Background="Yellow"
                            AutomationProperties.Name="Test"
                            >
                        <Button.Margin>
                            <MultiBinding Converter="{x:Static converters:StaticConverters.ThicknessConverter}">
                                <Binding Source="0" />
                                <Binding FallbackValue="0"
                                         Path="TitleBar.ActualHeight"
                                         RelativeSource="{RelativeSource FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type Fluent:IRibbonWindow}}" />
                                <Binding Source="0" />
                                <Binding Source="0" />
                            </MultiBinding>
                        </Button.Margin>
                    </Button>

It seems that something is blocking the narrator.

Any idea? Sorry to bother you.