Mauve 👁💜 @mauve@mastodon.mauve.moe

@modulux @WeirdWriter It's one of those interesting blind vs non-blind computer users things.
Having more stuff on screen makes sense to a degree: it means you don't have to menu dive as much to find features that may otherwise go undiscovered, you see it, you click it, you move on with your life.
Tricky bit for keyboard users and screen reader users is that we can't spatially access a screen like that, we either do it serially or have to use hotkeys and ignore the UI. So these two approaches are always at odds:

Either, you put as little as possible on the screen making it difficult to find anything on said screen and necessitating users to learn a bunch of menus or hotkeys, but making it easy to tab through it,
Or, you put as much as possible on the screen, everything you could ever want is now there, but tabbing takes forever so you're far less efficient.
Finding a balance everyody likes can be wickedly hard which is why it should be configurable