Note by @fastfinge

@matt One thing I find is that as the general public becomes more and more removed from how computers work, accessibility gets worse. Today’s interfaces completely hide the file manager from you, never mind just hiding file extensions. And as interfaces become more polished, I’m finding people have much less understanding of the difference between text and a picture of text. Especially as stuff like AI copy text features blur the difference even more for people. When they’re not being shown file extensions, file sizes, or often the filesystem at all, how does a non-technical person easily and quickly tell if they’re dealing with text or an image of text?