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With Android 13 more official than ever, hidden new features appear in its code which allow us to take a step back on what awaits us at the next Google I/O 2022. We now know that Android 13 will be able to improve the accessibility experience giving the magnification tool or magnifier a very remarkable feature.
As you type, the Accessibility Magnifier follows you
The magnifier tool or magnifying glass is getting a new experience in Android that ensures the magnification area follows the text as it is typed. This new feature is present in the system settings in Accessibility > Expand to show a new setting which was hidden in the Android 12 and Android 13 developer previews.
Recording this video to demonstrate the new Accessibility Magnifier feature that tracks text as you type. pic.twitter.com/UmNDaZ26Lz
— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) March 17, 2022
You can see it in a video attached here how does this feature workwhich allows the magnification area to follow you as you type without you having to move it in any way and everything is automatic.
Note that the scrolling of the window at the moment is not what we would like, but knowing that is in development as it appears in DP2 of Android 13, we can understand that it still needs an adjustment or another so that the experience is adequate.
In any case, and through Android Police even so, users who need this magnifier tool for their daily activities will be able to know how to value what it means that the magnifying window follows you without having to move manually, which exponentially improves the whole accessibility experience from an Android phone; one of the areas where Apple has always evolved better with its iPhone.
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