This image shows a user interface window with the title "Permissions". There are two sections listed: 

1. "Accessibility Access" with a blue checkmark on the left, indicating that this permission has been granted. Next to it, there's a button labeled "Request..." which appears to be inactive or already used since the permission has been granted.

2. "Screen Recording Access" with a similar button labeled "Request..." which is active or available to be clicked on. This suggests that screen recording access has not been granted yet, and the user can request this permission by clicking the button.

The background of the window is a blurred image, mostly in shades of brown, making the details indistinguishable. The window is styled with a dark theme, using dark brown tones for the window and lighter brown for the buttons, providing a contrast that ensures readability. The overall appearance suggests a modern operating system with a focus on minimalistic design.

How about hiding instead of disabling the button? More accessible that way.

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