I was really excited to use this app to help me practice and better understand course concepts, but I’m disappointed that an essential accessibility feature like dark mode zoom are locked behind a paywall. Dark mode isn’t just a cosmetic preference—it’s important for users with visual impairments, light sensitivity, or those who simply want to reduce eye strain especially during nighttime use. Forcing people to pay for something that improves usability and comfort feels like prioritizing profit over accessibility. Even though I find the app immensely helpful and would like to support the devs by paying for it, I can't. Not while accessibility is treated as a basic luxury, and not while I have to use an inverted filter at night to avoid getting a migraine from the harsh white screen. I don't even need to touch on why zoom is important, that one is fairly obvious. My two cents: Accessibility features should be available to all users, not treated as premium add-ons. I urge the devs to reconsider this decision and make dark/light mode available to free users. Even if
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