ADHD reader
A lightweight extension to help people with ADHD read.
ADHD Reader: Transform Web Pages for Better Focus
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⚡ Instantly transform web pages into a distraction-free reading environment tailored specifically for people with ADHD and dyslexia. Our minimal interface enhances focus and text comprehension, making online reading easier and more efficient.
✨ Why Choose ADHD Reader?
🧠 Enhanced focus for ADHD and dyslexic readers
🎯 Specialized typography for improved concentration
🔄 Instant font transformation with one click
🛡️ Complete privacy - all processing happens locally
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I've been comparing these extensions and this is the best one! Most of the others don't work at all or don't work on a lot of sites, but this one works on most I've tried. I also really appreciate the two font options. The only things I wish it (or any of these extensions) could do are read text on Google Docs (and related), and have more of a gradient from bold to not bold lettering. It's a little too drastic and causes my eyes to think the bold and unbolded parts are different words sometimes, or just not see the unbolded part. Still, it's a lot better than the others out there and works the best!
This is very helpful thankyou.. there is no feedback though so excuse this feedback request in the review, is it possible for you to have a setting where it is automatically off on sites and you enable it instead of automatically on and disabling.. I am a Software Test Engineer so I am going on many sites in my job and don't want it on any those sites.. our URLs change twice a month so i will have to keep disabling, it would be much nicer to be able to turn it on, on the sites I need it. Worked great so far for a course I am doing that has alot of reading. Thankyou
Wow! That is really cool! Love it