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That’s pretty interesting. Definitely something that should be addressed by accessibility. On the iPhone they have some UI accommodations that might help with
by FPGAhacker 8y ago
That’s pretty interesting. Definitely something that should be addressed by accessibility.
On the iPhone they have some UI accommodations that might help with this sort of thing. I needed them for when I would try to do something with Waze while my wife is driving. There is nothing to brace your arm with i her Jeep from the passenger side and it’s quite a stretch, so my hand is bobbing all over the place. Those are times I wish Siri could do more UI interaction, like “press ok.”
I haven’t looked for that kind of equivalent mouse interaction motor control accommodation on macOS.