In the case of an "input your authentication code" page, I'm pretty skeptical that accessibility is a good reason to not focus the only part of the page that a

In the case of an "input your authentication code" page, I'm pretty skeptical that accessibility is a good reason to not focus the only part of the page that a user probably wants to interact with. The screen reader is going to clearly announce something like "input, authentication code" assuming the dev has labeled the input correctly. I'm just having trouble imagining why autofocusing the only input on a page that matters would somehow make the experience worse for specifically users of screen readers.