Accessibility
Orifold aims to be comfortable to read and operable without a mouse. Here’s what’s built in, and where the honest edges are.
Reduced motion
Section titled “Reduced motion”Orifold respects the system Reduce Motion setting. When it’s on, the first-launch companion showcase is skipped and the companion stays at its resting size — the animated flourishes step aside without you losing any functionality.
Reading comfort
Section titled “Reading comfort”- Reader Mode (⌘⇧R) locks out text editing and signing so you can read or study without accidentally changing a document.
- Document Comfort offers Default / Night / Eye Care / Focus presets plus warmth, brightness, and contrast controls, and a high-contrast page mode — for long sessions or light-sensitive eyes.
- App appearance follows System, Light, or Dark to match the rest of your Mac.
Keyboard control
Section titled “Keyboard control”Orifold follows standard macOS shortcut conventions, with a full keyboard-shortcuts cheat sheet (⌘/). Standard text-editing shortcuts work anywhere you type — search, comments, form fields, and editable PDF text.
Language
Section titled “Language”The full interface is localized in 6 languages, switchable from the landing screen — see Change the app language.
Honest scope. Orifold is built with standard SwiftUI controls, which carry system accessibility behavior by default, but it hasn’t been through a formal screen-reader audit yet. If you hit a VoiceOver or keyboard gap, please open an issue — accessibility fixes are always in scope.