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Description from extension meta
Enhance your browsing experience with customizable Accessibility features and a built-in Screen Reader for the current page.
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Accessio for Accessibility is a Chrome browser extension that provides accessibility to the user’s current webpage structure. It is designed to make the web more accessible for everyone. With Accessio, you can tailor your browsing experience to your specific needs by adjusting font sizes, using the context menu to read selected text, activating the built-in screen reader, and more. The extension has a popup user interface with a variety of useful buttons that provide accessibility features to the active webpage’s structure. You can toggle their functionality on or off with a simple click. When enabled, some features will remain active even if you navigate to a new page or reload the current page. Download Accessio for Accessibility today and start browsing the web with ease!
Features:
- Screen Reader
- Change font size
- Change font family
- Change text align
- Change font weight
- Change font style
- Increase letter spacing
- Increase word spacing
- Increase line height
- Switch to dark/light mode
- Hide images
- Change saturation value
- Change shape, size and color of cursor
- Highlight links
- Text-to-Speech
Accessibility is a right, not a privilege.
Latest reviews
- (2023-11-15) Michelle Putnam: I’m disabled, and need help to read. I'll just cut to the chase, I'll be reviewing facts not opinions. FYI, I can only understand English. Is it actually free: Yes Does it work?: No/Yes. It does “work” just not very well. What the voices like: Your provided two English voices US, and GB. Both very robotic but understandable. Other Languages: No Control over the voice (Pitch, Speed, Ect?): 0.5 - 2 Are the different speed amounts. However the base speed is quite quick. Can I pause: There is no pause function, and you read by selecting text left clicking and allowing it to read. There is also a screen reader but i'll get to that. _Can it read_ Google docs: No Wikipedia: Yes Gmail: Yes (You’ll need to scroll) AO3: Yes, However it has a tendency to stop randomly. Is it as Advertised: The advertising is vague enough to be considered as accurate. When it comes to the function of reading text both functions struggle to perform. The select and read function has Tendencies to stop, and the screen reader freaks out reading anything registering as text. The ability to customize letters or wording isn't done through the interface. It's done through Google extensions which makes it rather clunky, and difficult to use. Why the stars? The interface is quite difficult to use, and although it is able to read text it does come with some difficulty. Some functions were quite unique such as the link highlighter, and contrast. Besides entertaining button animations, there isn't a point to use this besides functions that are elsewhere. (How to fix) My recommendation: The interface needs serious adjusting. The buttons being multicolored, and very little description makes it impossible to understand what functions certain buttons provide. The screen reader buttons had issues repeating lines if not pressed twice.
- (2023-09-11) Alexandros Pournaras: Very easy extension and super useful! Thanks!