If a profile does not quite fit, or you only need one or two changes, you can adjust settings individually. Open the accessibility panel and scroll to the section you need. Settings can be combined freely.

Content adjustments (how text and page elements are displayed)

• Content scaling: make everything on the page larger or smaller.
• Readable font: switch to a font designed for legibility.
• Highlight titles: draw a box around headings so they are easy to spot.
• Highlight links: draw a box around links.
• Text magnifier: hover over text to see it enlarged.
• Font sizing: increase or decrease the text size only.
• Line height: add more space between lines.
• Letter spacing: add more space between letters.
• Align left, centre or right: change the alignment of all text.

Colour adjustments (contrast, saturation and colours)

• Dark contrast: dark background with light text.
• Light contrast: light background with dark text.
• High contrast: maximum contrast between elements.
• High saturation or low saturation: make colours more or less intense.
• Monochrome: remove colour from the page.
• Text, title and background colours: choose your own colours for each.

Orientation adjustments (reduce noise and help you find your place)

• Mute sounds: silence audio on the site.
• Hide images: remove images from view.
• Read mode: simplify the page layout for easier reading.
• Reading guide: a horizontal line that follows your cursor to keep your place.
• Reading mask: dims everything except the section you are reading.
• Useful links: jump straight to a link from a list.
• Stop animations: pause moving, blinking or flashing content.
• Highlight hover: highlight whatever is under your cursor.
• Highlight focus: highlight the element you are currently on when using the keyboard.
• Big black cursor or big white cursor: a larger, easier-to-see mouse pointer.

Tip: if you find a combination that works well for you, note it down. Settings apply to your current session only and are not saved to your account.