Somewhere right now a screen reader user is on a page where an announcement never came, or came three times. Somewhere a keyboard user is pressing Tab through a toolbar one button at a time because nobody wired up the arrow keys. Most people in their position will never see an Interop ballot. They live with whatever ends up on it.

Adrian Roselli has published his. Interop 2027 is gathering votes until 19 November 2026, and for the second year Firefox has put up a page that lets anyone rank the proposals. Roselli narrowed his choices to fifteen and wrote a sentence or two of reasoning for each. Nearly every reason starts from a user who gets stranded. That makes his list a useful second opinion if you haven't voted yet.

The top of the list is about taking script away from us

Roselli says plainly that "the top three are really what matter." All three replace something authors currently build by hand and frequently break.

ariaNotify() is his first pick.…