> I think its clear from your post that you have never dealt with the visually impaired or even explored accessebility options of iOS/MacOS/Windows. We have wor

> I think its clear from your post that you have never dealt with the visually impaired or even explored accessebility options of iOS/MacOS/Windows. We have working accessebility for all applications throughfully designed with native OS controls. ...which is a simple consequence of Windows people not being used to polyvalent software. You're putting horse before the cart.