Font Changer Extension
Assist Neurodivergent individuals with accessibility
Change fonts based on selectors.
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Font Changer – Customize Fonts Instantly
Font Changer empowers you to personalize any website’s appearance by changing the font family of elements based on their tag name, class, or ID. Whether you’re a designer, developer, or casual user, this extension helps you instantly enhance readability, accessibility, or simply achieve a consistent visual style across your favorite sites.
🔧 Key Features:
Change fonts by HTML tag, class, or ID selector
Apply custom fonts to improve readability and visual harmony
Enhance your accessibility experience with preferred typefaces
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Assist Neurodivergent individuals with accessibility
Change fonts of any website with your locally installed fonts!
Font Changer allows you change the font of any website with your preferred Google Web Front quickly and easily.
Change fonts on various platforms
Stable V4 Architecture with RTL & LineHeight support.
Chọn và thay đổi font chữ trên trang web.
I really like how I can select elements myself rather than having to show the entire site in a different font like with the other extensions. I understand that the CSS-selector might be too tech for some, but I'm a tech-person and I know what I'm doing :) However, it doesn't seem to save the changes, the extension storage in the Dev-Tools only has one entry. As an idea: it would be nice if I could also map one specific font to another for all websites with one setting. E.g., I'm looking at a site that has an element use the font "Galano", which I find ugly. Until the end of time I now have to separately fix that font on all sites I ever go to. With that new setting I would change it once and would never ever see "Galano" again. That would also fix the situation when the name of the CSS-class changes. Also an overview of all my mappings would be nice.