@eclipseo @Chiquidrakula A screen reader isn’t a passive app that just reads what’s on the screen. It is controlled by a person who tells it what to read and uses it to navigate through an operating system, apps, and documents interactively. What makes Orca broken on any Linux distribution that ships with Wayland by default is that you cannot control the screen reader because the global key you use to activate it doesn’t work. (And it’s not a trivial fix; it requires major work to fix properly.)