Hi there

I have physical disability where I have very little use of my hands and fingers. I have found that if I unpair the controller the pointer is replaced by a dot which follows my gaze. I can point the dot with my head at a video to open but there is no way to click it without the controller.
It would be great if there was a way to

disable the pointer on the controller so that I can use my gaze to point at something and just use the clicker to select and play a video

or use voice control to select , play, stop and go back

or a dwell select feature. That could be assigned to the pointer for my gaze.

It wouldn't mean that a handicap person could have more flexibility in customizing the controls for their . I use this strategy on my iPhone. I combine voice control with my limited hand control. On an oculus I could combine my head control with voice control and a limited clicker. Perhaps a USB mouse.

This type of VR technology could extend people with disabilities experience of the world they can go longer easily be part of. Such as go for walk in a virtual forest:)

oculus tv / fandangonow app - REMOVE THE BLUE INVITE PEOPLE BUTTON IN BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER - IT RUINS MOVIES. I finally found you can buy 3d movies in fandangonow and I cant even stand to watch them because the blue symbol is literally ONE CM from your 3d experience... it completely takes you out of it and I have to constantly pretend it does not bother me or take up the frame because it does. So our only option on Oculus Go to watch 3d movies that are bareable is on BigScreen and you cant even buy the movies... you have to rent them...

Like how could someone make this app and watch a movie in it and not think "hmmm do people like a giant BRIGHT blue button that is right next to the movie the entire time?" and not only that but somehow the BUTTON is brighter than the movie itself... which yet again you cannot edit the screen size or the brightness of the movie so the blue button yet again ruins the movie experience. I was about to buy easily $100+ worth of 3d movies just this weekend alone. but with that annoying button. I will probably just rent the 3d movies on Big Screen since they obviously have spent more time on their app to make it a great MOVIE EXPERIENCE...

Usability issue: It is no longer possible to dim the environment when watching content in fullscreen mode. This harms immersion. See: https://imgur.com/QeK4n4D

Bug: It is not possible to dismiss the volume/projection mode control bar when watching content in Non-VR 2D fullscreen mode. It's intrusive. See: https://imgur.com/QeK4n4D

It's possible to dismiss it if you change the projection mode, but not if you remain in the default mode.

This bug manifests on Quest as well.

Bug: There is significant aliasing when watching 3D side-by-side content in Oculus Browser. Here are two comparisons:

https://imgur.com/zO09f2K

https://imgur.com/cRjjdxf

Oculus Browser top, Oculus Gallery bottom.

Use cases: watching 3D SBS YouTube content in Oculus Browser (not all of this content is viewable in 3D using the official YouTube VR app), watching 3D SBS content via the Plex web interface.

This bug manifests on Quest as well.

Note: the same 3D aliasing bug used to affect Oculus Gallery as well but was eventually fixed when reported, so there's obviously a solution floating around inside Oculus somewhere ;)

And for extra points: the size of the virtual screen is significantly smaller in 3D SBS mode compared to 2D fullscreen mode, and I think it's too small really.

Sideloading currently is a complicated process to go through with more steps involved than it feels necessary to really have, especially if you're not actually a developer. If it could be more like a simple switch like it is on Android, and if we could just transfer over an APK and install it in one click, that would be fantastic. It would be great if we had such a simple process for Quest, too!

If it isn't so easy to make it such a simple process, even then, it would still be greatly appreciated if the process could be made a bit more easier at least.