A break timer designed to prevent RSI should be usable by people who
already live with disabilities. This overhaul adds comprehensive
accessibility without changing the visual design.
Changes across 17 source files:
- Global focus-visible outlines, sr-only utility, forced-colors support
- prefers-reduced-motion kills all CSS animations AND JS Web Animations
- All text upgraded to 4.5:1+ contrast ratio (WCAG AA)
- Keyboard navigation for ColorPicker, Stepper, TimeSpinner
- Screen reader: aria-live status regions, progressbar roles, labeled
controls, sr-only chart data table, focus management on view changes
- Focus trap on break screen, aria-hidden on decorative elements
- Descriptive labels on all 25+ toggle/stepper instances in Settings
- README updated with accessibility section and WCAG badge
Reduce gap between numbers and h/m unit labels in the workday
schedule spinners. Remove unused parse_hour function and fix
Svelte state_referenced_locally warning in BreakScreen.
Without this feature, Tauri falls back to devUrl even in release
builds. The tauri CLI adds it automatically but direct cargo
builds need it in Cargo.toml.
Registry check gave false negatives on systems where WebView2
is installed through Edge rather than EdgeUpdate. Now calls
GetAvailableCoreWebView2BrowserVersionString (statically linked)
which detects all installation methods.
build.rs swaps the dynamic import library with the static archive
from webview2-com-sys, so the WebView2 loader code is baked into
the exe. msvc_compat.rs provides the MSVC CRT symbols (security
cookie, thread-safe init, C++ operators) that the MSVC-compiled
static library expects.
Checks Windows registry for WebView2 Runtime before Tauri
initializes. If missing, shows a native MessageBox explaining
the requirement and opens the Microsoft download page.
Portable Windows break timer to prevent RSI and eye strain.
Tauri v2 + Svelte 5 + Tailwind CSS v4. No installer, no telemetry,
no data leaves the machine. CC0 public domain.
