Every Launcher you publish is built to be usable with a keyboard alone and to work with screen readers, with no setup required on your part. This applies to the live Launcher your users see on your site.

📌 Applies automatically to every published Launcher — there's no setting to turn this on or off

📌 Covers the Widget, Menu, Items, Sections, Welcome state and Empty state

A user tabbing through your site can reach the Launcher Widget and press Enter or Space to open or close it. Once it's open, Tab moves between every Item, the search box, and the dismiss button without ever leaving the Launcher — focus is trapped inside it until it's closed.

Inside the list, the Up and Down arrow keys move directly between Items, and Enter or Space activates whichever Item is focused — opening a Tour, following a link, launching a connected integration, or running a Script, the same as a click would.

The Menu title reads as a heading, and the list of Items is associated with it, so a screen reader user knows which Launcher they're in. Each Item announces as a link or button with its visible title — not as a heading, which is how earlier versions of the Launcher behaved.

On a checklist-style Launcher, each Item also announces whether it's completed or not completed. An Item that opens a Section announces that it opens a section.

Every focusable part of the Launcher — the Widget, each Item, the search box, and the dismiss button — shows a visible ring when it's reached by keyboard. Clicking with a mouse doesn't show the ring, so it only appears for the users who need it.

The ring color is fixed rather than pulled from your Launcher's theme, so it stays visible against any background color you choose. If a user's browser or OS is set to a high-contrast ("forced colors") mode, the ring switches to a matching system outline automatically.

👉 You can still adjust the focus ring's position and other Launcher styling with Custom CSS.