A11y: add missing labels to improve accessibility of buttons - #9699
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#9690
Description
This PR fixes some issues where some of our buttons were unlabeled and weren't accessible for folks using screen readers
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Title for profile manager button
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Testing
The buttons now expose aria-label and title attributes. You can test the title by hovering on the buttons.
I tested with Orca screen reader on Linux using
orcain the command line. NVDA is probably the best bet on Windows (since it's open source) if you wish to test with a screen reader as wellDesktop