On the Mac, as was suggested earlier, native apps handle this gracefully, with true popovers and such that fire the appropriate AX events when appearing and disappearing, without causing focus to jump back and forth overzealously.
That employs a similar behavior, by capturing the autocomplete suggestions and emulating the ascending and descending sounds, and speaking and brailling of auto suggest results. The NotePad++ editor and Derek Riemer's accompanying NVDA add-on.If none is chosen, or continuing to type, and no results are available any more, the whooshing sound is descending, and focus remains in the text field without extra babble. The Start menu search box, when you start typing something, NVDA makes this ascending whooshing sound and reads the suggested results.On Windows, the only two places I have seen autocomplete implemented well are:
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