JetBrains IDEs Accessibility improvements in 2026: what’s available now and where feedback is needed

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It's great to see accessibility getting attention at the IDE level, because small improvements in navigation, screen reader support, and keyboard workflows can have a huge impact on daily productivity. I'd love to see more feedback from developers who rely on accessibility features full-time, since they're usually the best source of insight into what still needs work.