Web Accessibility
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A modern text-based browser that renders web pages and apps to terminals and browsers using headless Firefox.
A library for building standards-compliant Web Components and adaptive UI systems for modern web applications.
A library for building standards-compliant Web Components and adaptive UI systems for modern web applications.
A tiny JavaScript library for adding speech recognition and voice commands to websites.
A browser extension that bypasses internet censorship in Russia using PAC scripts and proxy servers.
A curated list of accessibility tools, articles, and resources for developers and designers.
A curated list of articles, tools, and resources for building high-performance, accessible mobile web experiences.
A vanilla JavaScript emoji picker that works with any framework, featuring search, skin tones, themes, and custom images.
A lightweight JavaScript library to spotlight DOM elements with an animated overlay on the rest of the page.
An HTTP proxy that enables web browsers to access Tor Hidden Services without requiring the Tor Browser.
Official Axe integration packages for automated accessibility testing in Playwright, Puppeteer, React, WebdriverIO, and CLI.
A Vue.js plugin that announces dynamic content changes to screen readers for improved accessibility.
Custom Playwright commands to run automated accessibility (a11y) checks using axe-core.
A suite of accessibility tests that integrate axe-core into the Ember.js testing framework.
A JavaScript bookmarklet that simulates various types of color blindness on any webpage.
JavaScript library for rendering IMSC subtitle and caption documents to HTML5.
An Ember addon providing a focusing-outlet component to improve screen reader accessibility in Ember applications.
Screen reader driver for Playwright tests, automating VoiceOver on macOS and NVDA on Windows.
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