Microsoft Windows Mouse accessibility good and important features

Microsoft Windows has several accessibility features for the mouse, including:

Cursor and pointer size: Users can choose the size and appearance of the mouse pointer and cursor to make it easier to see.

Mouse Keys: Users can use the numeric keypad on their keyboard to move the mouse pointer instead of the mouse.

Magnifier: Users can enlarge specific areas of the screen to make them easier to see.

Color filters: Users can change the color of the entire screen, reverse colors, use grayscale, or add tints to help with color blindness.

Sticky Keys: Users can press commands that use multiple keys one key at a time.

Filter Keys: Users can set the sensitivity of the keyboard.

Accessibility features are intended to help people with disabilities use technology more easily.