@tinkel @WeirdWriter Ah yes, my bad, I’d read the post earlier and forgot about the LLM part.
You’re saying the LLM is disabled by default but that it’s used for a few reasons, that aren’t connected to Robert’s needs but to the typical LLM use case.
Sorry, I didn’t get that. But ProtonMail has many elements similar to these of a cult, connected in a similar way as within a cult, so I wouldn’t recommend that anyway.
If Robert absolutely wants to move away from Google regardless of ProtonMail’s history of predation of neuroatypical social media addiction survivors – basically claiming that they’re better predators than Google – then of course, if the ProtonMail UI was accessible enough I’d be no one to tell him not to do the switch.
But if we’re discussing ethics then ProtonMail is no better than Google. I’m not aware of the accessibility of other open source webmails, and honestly that’s a shame, we all should try to use our software with an open source screen reader once in a while. The Phanpy UI is kinda cute but navigating it with tab is a nightmare, and you’ll get stuck in loops at some point.
I don’t know to which extent Emacs and Notmuch are accessible OOTB, but that’s what I’m trying to configure ATM. Thanks to both of you for prompting me into considering the visual accessibility of the Unix/MIT libre software for which I’m going to write localized cheatsheets on my blog. I’m sorry I haven’t thought about it earlier.