This is an Chrome extension that allows Colorblind individuals to use high contrast colors to reduce eye strain and make browsing the web easier.
Featuring 8 high contrast color sets specifically for the colorblind, users can select the one that works best for their vision and experience the web with new clarity.
Tested on websites you use! Such as Reddit, Google, GitHub, Dev.to and Medium. The current implementation works well on most websites. All websites are built differently and some may have bad practices that interfere with this plugin which are mostly inline styles with the important property with high specificity(CSS).
No ads for spyware. 100% free. Try it for yourself and see better today!
Credit to David Nichols at https://davidmathlogic.com/colorblind/#%23D81B60-%231E88E5-%23FFC107-%23004D40 for color schemes.
Download from the chrome store with a one click install: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/contrast-colors-schemes-f/kmhdplcfiijnmcikebddnebmcnlnbfap?pli=1
OR
Download this github repo with the code button
Unzip the files into a folder.
then in any chrome based browser, go to extensions in settings
Turn Developer mode on
Load the unzipped folder into your browser with the "Load Unpacked" button that appears when you turn on Developer mode.
Click the extension icon.
It looks like this and is in your browser tray:
Or larger,
Or, larger
open menu and select a color scheme. Reload the page. On all subsequent pages, your theme will load until you press the off button or select a different one.
This project was conceived by me during HackNC 2023 and was our project. The original project can be found at: https://github.com/JeffreyDinackus/accessibility-colors-chrome-hacknc-2023/tree/main