> A lot of the Linux accessibility support depended on X11 behaviour that is now widely regarded as a set of misfeatures. It's not actually good to be able to inject arbitrary input into an arbitrary window, and it's not good to be able to arbitrarily scrape out its contents. While that may be true, I'd suggest that it is not a consensus view and, more specifically, there is probably a consensus that the capability t…
Yes, I always find these kinds of screenshot restrictions more of a friction than real security. After all, anyone can still take a photo of the screen, less convenient, but it bypasses the restriction entirely. I understand the goal is to prevent malware from taking screenshots, but true security should come from a better model, like customizable capabilities. If needed, add 2FA or some form of consent before allowing a screenshot: the solution should be smarter, not just restrictive.