What good is a fiddly miniature display strip when you can’t see it properly? With the right controls, it can be a great improvement.
accessibility
What do you make of an app which “takes control of your Mac” without asking you, and then refuses to let you disable that?
El Capitan’s no-go areas make many important extensions unusable now. Apple must step in and enhance OS X to compensate.
Until recently, keyboards and mice have used very little of our sensory and motor abilities. The Magic Trackpad 2 is a step in the right direction.
The mother of all virtual keyboards, completely customisable, and operated by the input device of your choice.
A thorough account of Dictation in El Capitan, and how you can use your Mac despite having RSI, etc.
This can read webpages to you, provides support for Braille output devices, and has very extensive controls and customisation.
Many of us visual, hearing, and/or control issues with our Macs. Here is a guided exploration of the Accessibility pane and what it has to offer us.
Suddenly my Mac mini has started flashing the display instead of sounding an alert. How can I fix that?
Why does the cursor all but vanish in certain apps?