Accessibility Bug - Duplicate Ids Created When More Than One Instance of the Tabs Is Used on a Page

This is an accessibility bug caused by the same id being used multiple times in the DOM. What react-tabs does to cause this bug is it autogenerates ids for the tabs it renders to the page. The ids start at 0, and are incremented for each tab and tab-panel rendered. This wouldn’t be a problem if the control is only used once, but when it's used more than once in your project, the separate instances of the control do not know about each other and so the ids for each instance of the control start at 0 and get incremented in the same way, causing id overlap. Ways this issue could be resolved: use random ids, require an instance of the tabs control to be given an id and use that id in the ids of the autogenerated ids for the tabs and tab panels.

By the way, I have made sure that I am using the most up to date version of react-tabs as of the time of writing this, 3.1.0.

Start by reproducing the issue with two instances of the react-tabs control on one page and inspect the generated tab and tab-panel IDs in the DOM. Compare the duplicate IDs and their associations, then consider the issue's proposed approaches; done means multiple instances have unique IDs and remain correctly linked for accessibility.