Readabler – Web Accessibility Toolbar per Dmytro Merkulov

The web was not built for the way you read. Readabler fixes that — page by page, everywhere you go.

Some sites set body text at 13 pixels. Some run light grey on white. Some animate half the screen while you are trying to finish a sentence. You cannot rewrite those sites, and you should not have to. Readabler puts an accessibility panel in your toolbar and lets you adjust any page you land on: the typeface, the size, the spacing, the contrast, the colours, the motion, the noise. Turn something on once and it stays on — on that site, or on every site you open, whichever you prefer.

If you already know Readabler from the accessibility widget on other people's websites, this is the same engine, now working for you on sites that never installed it.

Press Alt+A, or click the icon in the toolbar, and the panel opens.