It doesn’t work like that. I believe one should strive to make their content accessible to all possible viewers (it’s not like mobile Safari is niche), not simp

It doesn’t work like that. I believe one should strive to make their content accessible to all possible viewers (it’s not like mobile Safari is niche), not simply throw their hands up in the air and blame it on the OS when some visually impaired are unable to access the content. iOS has the mechanisms to zoom, and websites by default will work with zoom. But this person has written just enough CSS to break native accessibility, but not enough to bring it back. Reader mode is enabled for many websites, but not this one. Another case of someone writing just enough CSS to screw over their visually impaired viewers.