Half Bold: Speed Reading & Dyslexic Font for ADHD
Speed reading extension with dyslexic-friendly fonts. Helps with ADHD, dyslexia, and focus. Highlights text for faster reading.
Enhance article readability for ADHD by highlighting lines and boldening letters.
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This is a Chrome extension that enhances the readability of text on webpages. It is designed to help people with ADHD read more efficiently by improving focus and comprehension. The extension uses a combination of text formatting and color coding to make text more visually appealing and easier to read.
Features
- Text Boldening: First few letters of each word are boldened to help the reader quickly identify the start of each word.
- Sentence Highlighting: Sentences are highlighted in alternating colors to help the reader track their progress and maintain focus. Some spacing is also added between sentences to make them easier to distinguish.
Usage Instructions
- Open a webpage with text content that you would like to enhance.
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Speed reading extension with dyslexic-friendly fonts. Helps with ADHD, dyslexia, and focus. Highlights text for faster reading.
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I really like this - the bolding effect on the start of words works well. The highlighting seems to break website formatting for me, unfortunately, but having even the bolding is a game-changer.
It did not work, even when I tried different websites. It's unforuntae as I was looking forward to using it.