Cloudflare's inaccessible browser contradicts the company's mission

About four months ago, Cloudflare launched Browser Isolation during Security Week, without ensuring that the product is accessible to blind people using screen readers. As I'm sure you recall, I first contacted you about this problem a year and a half ago, when Cloudflare first pre-announced the development of Browser Isolation, because I knew based on the technical description in that blog post that this product would be completely inaccessible with a screen reader unless the team specifically took steps to make it accessible. Despite all of that, Cloudflare's neglect of accessibility in the Browser Isolation product stands as a contradiction of the company's mission. Cloudflare surely has a responsibility to make its products as accessible to as many users as possible, given your mission and the potentially high stakes of neglecting accessibility in this product in particular. In light of all of that, I'm calling on you to immediately prioritize the necessary work to make Cloudflare's Browser Isolation product accessible to blind people. In the past 4 months in particular, despite my repeated emails to the product manager for Browser Isolation, my requests for updates on this problem have been ignored. It's past time for the Browser Isolation product team to live up to the mission of Cloudflare by making this product fully accessible.