Physical Access Extensions

The extensions featured in this section assist students who may have poor or limited fine or gross motor skills particularly in using a keyboard or a mouse.

icon caret browsing (picture of orange carrot)

Caret Browsing: browse the text of web pages using arrow keys instead of a mouse

Icon Click-free browsing (picture of play button with title of extension)

Click-free Browsing: creates navigational icons to a webpage that can be activated simply by hovering over them, rather than clicking

Vimium: keyboard shortcuts for navigation and control

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CrxMouse: use mouse gestures to navigate including forward, backward, scrolling, refreshing, switching tabs and more. Users can even program their own custom mouse gestures to open programs and perform other tasks.

Icon Magic scroll web reader (picture of open book with title underneath)

MagicScroll Web Reader: turns web pages into flippable e-book with easy clickable or keyboard control as well as font size and page colour

ATBar: this is an accessibility suite that is completely free. The tools contained within this extension cover a multitude of supports to assist students with disabilities. These include font customization (size and style), spellchecking, dictionary, text-to-speech, word prediction and colour overlay.

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