> technical suitability for the 95% of modally-abled users is still an important consideration. Are you saying that we should give more advantages to people wh

> technical suitability for the 95% of modally-abled users is still an important consideration. Are you saying that we should give more advantages to people who already have the advantage of having no significant disability, while adding difficulty for people who already have extra difficulties (or at best making only token efforts toward accessibility)? That seems unreasonable to me. Fortunately, with an open system like Matrix, everyone can have a client that works well for them.