OneLine
Focus on the words that matter.
A website and web document reading aid.
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Screen Mask is website or web document reading tool that follows your mouse or touch to help eliminate page distractions so that you can focus on reading one passage at a time.
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Focus on the words that matter.
Improve your reading, writing & accessibility. Including Immersive Reader, Summarize, Dyslexia support and more.
Acts as a reading ruler, helping to keep an eye on a line of text with a mouse.
Add your own customized color filter (veil) over any website or document to help with dyslexia, visual stress, eye strain, and more.
Cover the page and reveal content only when you are ready.
Format pages using the OpenDyslexic font and low contrast help
This could be very useful if you can GRADIENT the background curtain....even to full black. Also it would be very useful if it had an AUTOSCROLL line by line feature. thx
David, thank you! This tool makes it possible to stay on a row with my sight while online reading sentences in a text. I have residual damage on my optical nerves because of having gone through a few inflamated eye nerves periods (neuritis optica). The result is that my eyes follow one another too slow when looking left or right and this gives me double sight. Especially while reading. Concentration helps but Screens Mask is better I would say:). Thanks again. I am now going to read my philosophy texts:). very kind regards, Willemijn Netherlands (Eindhoven)
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