As someone who is forced to use accessibility software - please don't just punch me in the face for funsies. Yes, most accessibility software sucks. However,

As someone who is forced to use accessibility software - please don't just punch me in the face for funsies. Yes, most accessibility software sucks. However, translating intent is harder than translating text. It is not always reasonable to transliterate, and knowing when you should is effectively undecideable. Most accessibility software is more concerned with stability, and the huge number of devices that they need to work with. If your keyboard suddenly decided to be a T9 with autocorrect on everything you interact with, it would likely result in anger. I am not simply reading your information in a different way. The intent of the information is also conveyed in another way. I don't know if it's a link, unless you tell me. I cannot tell if you're using Greek symbols for a mathematic equation or for typesetting, until you tell me. Use the standards. It works for both of us, and is less work.