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Google Improves Chrome's Accessibility

Unless you count the time Ford arranged for a blind man to drive a Mustang on the company's proving grounds, speed and special nods to accessibility don't
often go together.  Today, however, Google made its speedy browser, Chrome, more accessible by introducing a new category of featured extensions.

ChromeVis, which was designed to improve the visibility of text, is perhaps the main attraction in the new "Accessibility" group.

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Google Chrome

Submitted by patrick@reverse phone lookup (not verified) on Wed, 07/07/2010 - 09:20.

Its good to see that Google has increased Accessibility options in Chrome.Besides its also in news that Google Chrome exits Beta Stage in Linux.This browser is the fastest browser around at the moment.

I wonder how many disabled

Submitted by Find A Language Teacher (not verified) on Sun, 08/22/2010 - 18:08.

I wonder how many disabled people tested it before the release.

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