> Nice to be called an "edge case". You generalize from your one issue to "Google doesn't want unhealthy people using its products" (despite assertions somewhe

> Nice to be called an "edge case". You generalize from your one issue to "Google doesn't want unhealthy people using its products" (despite assertions somewhere else here that some aspects of accessibility are rather good and thereby help "unhealthy people [use the] products"). You're reacting rather offended to attempts to explain why your favorite bug didn't get the attention you think it deserves. The most reliable way to get ignored is to throw a temper tantrum, so maybe calm down? (as an aside: I find Chrome OS to be quite usable without mouse buttons when using keyboard short cuts, with the touchpad acting as scroll wheel. Could that be a suitable workaround for you? Also: left button is double-tap on the touch pad, which doesn't care which finger you use)