You are just being an ... By your logic, when med-science will provide ways to fix legs, instead of fixing people's legs, we should be building wheelchair ramp

You are just being an ... By your logic, when med-science will provide ways to fix legs, instead of fixing people's legs, we should be building wheelchair ramp all over the world... I clearly said accessibility is good but what can be fixed on/around the source, should not be burdened on the site. Wheelchair is a perfect example of that. You don't provide a wheelchair per site per person. Imagine Chrome having accessibility toggle that sets this text contrast to whatever you prefer with one click/pre-settings. Now suddenly every site is compliant to your need. More of the design accessibility should be option in the browser instead of the sites. That helps everyone better.