Mastodon accessible client?

Or you use abandoned apps, and don't get new features, or you use official web app and suffer.

use semaphore instead of pinafore

Just a web version. Not sure if you get much more than logging into your main instance.

use windows like shortcuts, up, down, for reading posts, left, right changing between timelines or notification screens

So I found this Tweet where the person wrote they were working on accessibility features for Ice Cubes.

https://twitter.com/notkoalas/status/1616830059217670147?s=20

Link to Ice Cubes that works on the Mac App Store:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ice-cubes-for-mastodon/id6444915884

better to ask a dev on mastodon.

Looks like Tweesecake has been overlooked for some reason. It's totally accessible on the mac, and yes. It absolutely can do Mastodon. And, if you're interested, it'll also even do Telegram!

tweesecake is meh.

Excuse me then for trying to help. Dad! Gum!

I actually uninstalled the cake from the mac, voiceover gets interrupted in the list view, the devs say they can't fix it and they don't know how, and there are a lot of other issues, so no thanks. plus it loves to crash at random , that is on myh new m2 macbook pro btw.

I just tried Metatext on an M1 machine. It works fine for me. It has a simple user interface and works exactly the same as under iOS. However, there are no keyboard shortcuts available at the moment as the app is not officially optimized for macOS.

I think we might just have to be patient with this one. There are loads of devs moving projects to mastodon instead of twitter, spring included. I think that, within a few weeks, we should have options. Maybe we just keep updating this thread as new ones come out rather than all of us having to download and assess the apps separately?

don't take it personally.
I just don't like how tc works.

I still cannot get Tweesecake to install when downloaded. I'm getting a message which seems to indicate that the stand-alone app contains malicious code or something. Furthermore, it seems the developer has disabled his/her contact form on here for some reason. It's a good thing that the TC web interface works well with VoiceOver. I wonder if development of a stand-alone app should be abandoned, at least for TC?