@silvermoon82 I've evaluated it a few times over the years and it has never taken me more than, say, 30 minutes, to run into a significant problem, and I don't even need very many accessibility accommodations.

I'm sure they have better 'accessibility' in a very narrowly-defined sense (assistive tool integration, that sort of thing) but I absolutely would not say that they are 'designing for accessibility' in a broader sense