Developed for you, not for profits by the nonprofit public benefit organization Mozilla, the Firefox web browser is the most customizable browser available via free themes, add-ons, and its default options, and, it offers the best built-in tools and features to protect your data and privacy. Get Firefox Now from the official Firefox site for your desktop, laptop, phone, or tablet, or learn more about it here.
This site is not officially affiliated with the Mozilla Foundation or Corporation. AccessFirefox.org domain name licensed by the Mozilla Corporation 7-17-2008
To sum it up, we provide:
Learn more about why Access Firefox was created and who's behind it on the About AFx page, or checkout what we have to offer through our site map.
View a listing of some of the fantastic accessibility features that comes preinstalled with Firefox that will allow you to further customize the way that web pages are presented to you.
Browse through our selection of the best Firefox accessibility extensions. There are some great Firefox accessibility extensions that can do amazing things such as read a web page to you or allow you to fully manipulate a web page's appearance to meet your needs.
View our listing of Firefox accessibility themes. Themes are skins that change the appearance of Firefox. The themes that we display are very helpful for persons with visual impairments. There are high and low contrast themes, and themes with extra large icons and buttons and with large bold text.
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Windows: NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) "Free and open source screen reader for the Microsoft Windows operating system. Providing feedback via synthetic speech and Braille"
Windows Accessibility on microsoft.com
Linux: Orca "Free, open source, flexible, and extensible screen reader that provides access to graphical desktop environments via user-customizable combinations of speech, braille, and magnification."
Accessibility on Linux desktops (article)
Mac: VoiceOver "VoiceOver 3 includes groundbreaking new features such as gesture support, braille display mirroring, web spots, and spoken hints. It also offers frequently requested features including autospeaking web pages, "read all," web page summary, web table support, user-created labels, customizable verbosity, and more."
Mac Accessibility Information on apple.com
The Blue and white button graphics on this page were created in Inkscape by Ken Saunders. Based on the Firefox and Mozilla Accessibility logos by Sean Martel.
