Tantacrul

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   by Tantacrul 1y ago

   You're right. Neither of these things are proof of honesty but to be clear, I would never work on a project that collects or misuses user data. This isn’t really a matter of “taking my word for it,” either. If anything like that were h
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   by Tantacrul 1y ago

   We're using the framework my team on MuseScore Studio created for the UI in Audacity. This allows us to port over the significant amount of screen reader support we built over there too. We'll need to spend time making sure it&#x2
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   by Tantacrul 3y ago

   Tantacrul here. I have had absolutely nothing to do with the design of MuseScore.com. I was hired to work on the open source notation app, which is free - meaning users can't subscribe to anything, so it isn't possible for me to h
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   by Tantacrul 3y ago

   MuseScore desktop (the composition / notation app) has never been behind a paywall. This is a mixup with the mobile application which is a sheet music viewer that features copyrighted scores. The products are completely separate
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   by Tantacrul 3y ago

   There is no telemetry in MuseScore 4
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   by Tantacrul 5y ago

   (Tantacrul Here) It's true that there often exists a clash between designers and those who champion accessibility standards. IMO, this is normally because the designer in question hasn't enough experience working on software. Spea