Web pages on web sites with text and images were inherently accessible. It's the modern javascript applications that have taken over that are not accessible.

as is tradition

It has many advantages but also serious issues. On the latest Ubuntu, I started downloading a game from the App Store during a background OS update and it locked up so bad I had to run the terminal with a hot key to salvage it. That’s not a real desktop experience.

Interesting, would be nice to see a demo video apart from that unclear GIF

Hi, appreciate the comment. Here's the demo: https://x.com/mdlahfir/status/2050402398498414908?s=20

They introduced a limit to 1000 photos, I deleted almost everything, then somehow they didn’t go through with the limitation, only warning me about nearing 1000 photos. Anyone knows what exactly happened?

Great, how about on iPhone?

MacBook Pro M5 Pro and M5 Max have such SSD speed

I have an MBP M4 Pro and a WD Black SN850x in an external TB5 enclosure and I easily get 6-7 GB/s

Refactoring jQuery to vanilla JS was one of my first AI dev experiences a couple of years ago and it was great.

Not sure the App Store field should autofocus. Mac menus draw the frame first, then after a delay we see the items. That is inexcusable

Pixelmator Pro

Pixelmator Pro is fantastic. I've forgotten about Photoshop for many years. Just buy it.