the business case, for Opera, has not been thereI guess I can't argue with that since the perows that be have developed the business to this day without building on earlier Opera versions' accessibility strengths.. excepting Mozilla for whom I believe the primary motivator is the desire to do the right thingOne of the truly unique qualities of the web is that it works best when all actors desire to do the right thing. It seems to be one of the few systems humanity has built that is founded on collaboration to the point where it embodies a sort of technological idealism which, incidentally, is in itself a warm and fuzzy reason for improving accessibility.I think improved development processes may help us do the right thing on accessibility too, and I hope the internal accessibility advocates @Opera will get better at identifying the opportunities for pushing baked-in a11y. Timing is a hard problem, even for slow processes like software development.