Well, the good news – the iOS app pretty much addresses all of those problems. I have submitted numerous feedbacks to open AI about this but nothing has changed on that front. While it’s doable, screen reader navigation is pretty difficult on the desktop site and you really have to be an advanced user to find your way through it. Up to this point I’ve mostly been using ChatGPT on my windows desktop using Google Chrome. Much more accessible for blind users than the web version Other than those minor complaints, it seems like this is a great app, and serves its purpose in an elegant manner. You can turn haptics off if you want though, without even needing to go into the settings app. I don’t want to feel like chatGPT is banging the answer on the back of my phone every time I prompt it. It’s default is on, and I wouldn’t mind that except that it’s a little excessive. The UI is extremely simple, and the settings include everything I would want in there. (It’s kind of a nitpick, but it’s still something I would like to see changed) I like to be able to continue past conversations easily, and it was slightly more difficult on this app than on the website. My complaints are that it takes two taps to get to the history, and it’s not overly obvious how to access it. That’s great, and really the reason I downloaded the app because I suspected there may be a better connection to the servers. On this app, as opposed to on the website, it feels like answers appear quicker.
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