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As mentioned in the previous update on this feature, it is now being edited to be a request for slides.
Please feel free to undo your vote if this is not something you want included in Proton Drive.
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Currently there is no accessible font available on Proton Docs, which is highly limiting for those with common neurodevelopmental conditions like dyslexia.
I wanted to specifically recommend Lexend, as it is dyslexia friendly, looks professional, and is open-source so would not incur licencing costs to Proton unlike some alternatives.
Edit: I've not come across the Atkinson font family before. It's probably a better alternative to lexend as it comes in more styles and weights.