You will never (without changes from Apple) see this property in the Accessibility Inspector, because it is not really used for accessibility. The fact that it is related to accessibility is erroneous due to the general value of the accessibility API for identifying elements for automatic testing using automation of the user interface, because the available information is available for the cross-process. To get this information, you can use the user interface elements for UIAElements and access the name property and pass this to NSLog.
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