@CStamp @otte_homan @yayKM That might mean no ability to grasp, no fine motor control, etc. Someone that might not be able to use their hands to control a conventional mouse might still be able to use their arms to actuate large buttons. Someone unable to use their hands for various meanings of that phrase might be able to use an adaptive foot mouse in conjunction with arm rest mounted buttons, for instance.
@Infoseepage Assume no use of hands, that the person needs something voice-activated. @otte_homan @yayKM
@CStamp "yeah but what about his little toe, or his tailbone, or his appendix! If I have more info, I might have a solution!" JFC I'm getting so tired of these no-help reply-guys ...
@otte_homan Yeah. A specific question was asked.
Oct 9, 2026, 8:02 PM@otte_homan @CStamp People who can't use their hands often operate touch screens through switch devices they press with their feet. It's a very reasonable question to ask before making a recommendation. Good grief.
@prism @otte_homan She specifically asked folk to not give advice beyond her question. She specifically asked for voice control options.