As someone who primarily used reddit with accessibility apps (RedReader) this would have been awesome.
Sadly, reddit doesn't find me valuable enough to even let me try to use the site in a way that is comfortable for me
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How's lemmy going for you? I feel like now is the perfect time to let app devs know about quality of life features.
Didn't they actually doubled down and accessibility apps are exempt from the API pricing and can be used for free?
Although, if I was developing such app, I'd probably just stop doing it for free after how they're treating the rest of the userbase, so there's that...
As someone who primarily used reddit with accessibility apps (RedReader) this would have been awesome.
Sadly, reddit doesn't find me valuable enough to even let me try to use the site in a way that is comfortable for me
Just gave your comment a vote. In case your assistance software doesn't register the vote.
How's lemmy going for you? I feel like now is the perfect time to let app devs know about quality of life features.
Didn't they actually doubled down and accessibility apps are exempt from the API pricing and can be used for free?
Although, if I was developing such app, I'd probably just stop doing it for free after how they're treating the rest of the userbase, so there's that...