This could be a useful feature for some, but how often is it used? Having a long list of settings that are never touched is something that often bothers me.

I don't know What is or isn't useful to others, however this feature for me is a useful addition. Depending on which content I'm reading, I want numbers to be read out differently. In Docs, having a long string of numbers read out is pointless. I would, instead, prefer for the number to be read out in words as a whole number. In sheets, I would like the numbers to be read out individually. This is a setting I adjust in all screen readers per application, and sometimes, per session. Still, I am cognizant of the fact that not all feature requests can be considered, and if it is determined that this is a feature that users don't care about, it should be left out. I don't like to see pages and pages of settings either.

From a user perspective and an instructor perspective, I hate seeing settings upon settings. But I do like having the options available, even if they are hidden from most users behind an advanced wall or some other implementation. I hate too many settings, but I hate constraints even more.

Thanks for all the feedback. Our mission is to serve our users, so what users ask for they should usually get.