> Accessibility could be fixed easily if there would be a web accessibility API It does have one. The DOM is the web accessibility API. A really big point of t

> Accessibility could be fixed easily if there would be a web accessibility API It does have one. The DOM is the web accessibility API. A really big point of the DOM is that you don't get to make multiple interfaces, you have to make one interface that works for everyone, which forces you to provide some degree of feature parity between those interfaces. The web accessibility API is "you have to describe your interface to us in pure text, because that format is more likely to be accessible."