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An accessability extension for those with ADHD who struggle to read text on the web.
Bionify the page to create a reading environment that is more suitable for people with ADHD, Dyslexia.
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This extension is intended to help those who often have troubles staying focused when reading huge blocks of texts (people with ADHD, Dyslexia, etc). By zapping the page, half of every word becomes bolded, and the bolded texts serve as a focus point that users can fixate on, with hopes of eliminating distractions when reading.
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An accessability extension for those with ADHD who struggle to read text on the web.
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Thank you for this unique approach in helping us to focus on reading, Kristian. Literally, just downloaded it and I plan on using it. One of my discoveries of your extension is that we can copy and paste from a website and it will copy the extensions exact format onto a word document. Thank you for this wonderful extension! :)
My brain never works when I read articles it takes alot of processing power because of ADHD thanks!
I can already tell how helpful this is for reading long articles. My brain doesn't automatically TLDR me! Thank you, Kristian.