@GamingWithEars I actually just read the post in question and I am shaking my head. Some Blind people with no other disabilities seem to forget that there are people, probably the majority of blind people, who at least will have at some point another disability in their life. All in one apps like these are wonderful for elders that are just getting used to technology, people with traumatic brain injuries or ADHD, who may struggle to use a bunch of different apps, for people like myself who are deafblind, who need a very clean interface to maximize our 20 cells of braille. I am a business owner and a professional in my field, and I still choose to use a braille notetaker for a whole host of reasons and the amount of judgment and shit I get from again otherwise able-bodied blind people for this choice is absolutely bat shit insane. I cannot believe that this stuff is so important that we need to waste time berating strangers on the Internet for their methods of accessing information. We are all different and we all need different things and I really wish that we could just respect that and each choose what works for us.