I'm keen on you explaining this part: > And yes accessibility and localisation were already a thing in _Windows 3.x_, Mac, OS/2 (emphasis mine) Because

I'm keen on you explaining this part: > And yes accessibility and localisation were already a thing in _Windows 3.x_, Mac, OS/2 (emphasis mine) Because it's the one I used of the things listed, and from my memories, its accessibility was extremely lackluster. I don't care about API as much as you explaining what its a10n features were.