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While I'm happy this happened I feel like this is basically Reddit saying "Look we are never going to make our app accessible, that's why we left RedReader alone"
It is free tooling for reddit.
On the background they are probably developing accessibility tools themselves albeit crap versions of course, if it is developed by the same team that did the official Reddit app.
It is extremely scummy because they will restrict the access for this specific App down the line when they don't need it anymore.
They are a bunch of scumbags really.