Funny you mention that, it reminds the post I have read few seconds ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26224197 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2622

Funny you mention that, it reminds the post I have read few seconds ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26224197 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26224197 I am person, who in last few days tried out to use VoiceOver and move responsibility on it to navigate me and read contents, when I could code while I had closed eyes. Ironically the most annoying interface was CLI, because I had to extend my focus on contents of the terminal. Imagine running docker-compose up and you are going to spammed with reading all logs. Next, usually I had problem to find some relative point that I could mark a "milestone" in my head, which will be further point from I will be reading. Also, not all commands are read after executing them. Such command is silly pwd. Everytime I write it down I had to move the VO cursor to read the contents. Also many characters I would recognize as a programmer VO reads differently. Nano editor was complete unusable for me. While in vim I had notable problem to recognize indentations characters (sometimes they are read and sometimes they don't) and to know in what mode am I actually. brew update+upgrade was a nightmare for me. All kind of separators like #### are read as "number", "number" spam. The same situation was with "clear" command. It was read a hundreds of "space", "space", "space"... I was starting to think I am going to the Moon or I play Portal 2 [0]. I could continue writing down my disappointment about the CLI interface that was among my favorites in past but now after this week with VoiceOver I think it is terrible to be blind, because most of time I had to use my eyes to help myself to recognize where I am and what I need to click to move to next element. I was very surprised by the rofi-like find of elements that are on the screen (named as Rotor feature, CapsLock+U). With VO I don't any longer needed to use mouse, which for anybody who has problem with wrists is also a nice thing to consider. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiaxOkyKbDI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiaxOkyKbDI