// Chrome Extension · Reading Accessibility
Turn any article into a clean, comfortable reading view — with the fonts, colors, and controls that work for your eyes. OpenDyslexic, Atkinson Hyperlegible and 25 more reading fonts, dark mode, read-aloud, and a built-in dictionary. One click, on any page.
// Features
Strips away ads, sidebars, pop-ups, and clutter, leaving just the article in a clean single-column view. Works on any article page — news, blogs, journals, documentation.
Two typefaces drawn for accessibility are built in: OpenDyslexic — for dyslexic readers — is the default, joined by Atkinson Hyperlegible from the Braille Institute. Alongside them, 25 popular fonts including Arial, Verdana, Georgia, and Comic Sans. Adjustable size, spacing, alignment, and margins.
Built-in text-to-speech reads the article to you, with one-tap pause and resume. Listen on the commute, while cooking, or whenever your eyes need a break.
One-tap dark mode plus a separate brightness control that dims the page for reading in dark rooms — without touching your monitor settings.
Select any word to see a concise dictionary definition right on the page — no new tabs, no losing your place in the article.
Send the article on as plain text — it goes anywhere: text messages, chat apps, email, or your notes. On a computer it copies straight to the clipboard, ready to paste.
The floating button bar sits on the right or left edge — great for left-handed use. Drag it to thumb height, fade it while you read, and show only the buttons you actually use.
// Privacy
Accessibility Reader stores your settings locally in your browser. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. The only data that ever leaves your device is a single word when you use the dictionary lookup.