Below you'll find every feature in ZonedIn, shown on a real web page (this one, in fact). Each tool sits on the always-visible toolbar at the top of the browser; one click opens its options and the page updates as you change them.
ZonedIn's accessibility toolbar sits at the top of every window. The icons cover, from left to right: font and text controls, read-aloud and dictation, zoom, visual appearance, reading aids, cursor, page simplification and print.
Bigger, smaller, in your favourite font, in your favourite colour, with the spacing that suits your eyes. Each change takes effect immediately on the page you're reading.
One control to scale the whole page up or down, with a quick reset button to snap back to 100% when you're done.
Pick from curated colour themes, switch on a colour-blindness filter, force high contrast or invert the page entirely. Whatever you choose lives on top of every site you open.
A letterbox dims everything except the strip you're reading. A ruler highlights the line itself. A screen mask tints the whole page. And a dyslexia-friendly font replaces the page's typography with something kinder to read.
Several cursor styles, four sizes from normal up to huge, and any colour you like.
Press one button to read the whole page, or highlight a section first to read just that. Pick a voice and a pace that match how you take information in.
Click the microphone (or just say "Hey ZonedIn") and dictate into the address bar, into a form, or give the browser a command - "go to Google", "open my bookmarks". A floating bubble shows what's being heard.
Three modes: leave the page as it is, hide the images for a quieter view, or strip it back to plain text so the words are all that's left.
Switch between light and dark chrome with one click. The browser's own controls follow you.
Profiles, dictionary lookup, settings, print and an About page - the everyday tools that round out the browser.
Pictures only go so far. Pick up a free 7-day trial key and see how it feels on the sites you actually visit.
