At no fault of the user, the designer doesn’t always think of usability when designing a web site. Sometimes fonts can be to small, web pages can be the wrong color - and text can be seven different shades of wonky. The Accessibar extension for Firefox looks to change all of that for you.
This toolbar provides the following features:
+ Web page fonts, links and background colors can be changed from a selection of 70 colors on current session
+ Icons with configurable shortcut keys to increase and decrease Font size
+ Line spacing can be increased or decreased to five different spacing settings incrementally
+ All images (including Flash) displayed on a web page can be selected as being hidden or shown
As you can see for such a tiny footprint in your Firefox’s browsing space, Accessibar does a lot of work. Does this toolbar do the job for you?
