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Do any blind people use Protonmail despite the CAPTCHAs?
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Specifically in the case of Protonmail? That was part of my question. I saw no audio CAPTCHA option.
Then we should raise it to the developers, this is unaccessible that they don't have audio captchas
Yes, but to be clear my test may or may not be valid in terms of what a blind person would experience. Unlike a blind person I do not use a screen reader. I merely disabled images and saw no visual indicator of an audio option. I would expect blind people to disable images as well because they would only slow them down for no benefit. But someone else said that they bypassed the CAPTCHA completely due to having a screen reader.