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How to View Blurred Text on Websites

By Matthew Lynch
March 26, 2023
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As a visually impaired or low-vision user, accessing websites with blurred text can be quite frustrating. It’s challenging to read and understand content, which can lead to a loss of valuable information. Fortunately, there are several ways to view blurred text on websites.

Here are some tricks and tips to help make blurry text on websites more readable.

1. Zoom-In Feature: One of the easiest ways to make a blurred text readable is by using the zoom-in feature available in most web browsers. The simple keyboard shortcut – “Ctrl +” (Windows) or “Command +” (macOS) will increase the size of the page by 10 percent. Zoom helps to magnify the text and other website elements to make it more readable.

2. Use a Browser Extension: Browser extensions like ClearType, Readability, and OpenDyslexic can help with the readability on the websites. ClearType optimizes the text display for your computer screen, while Readability helps declutter a webpage for better reading experience. OpenDyslexic font extension changes the font type on the screen for easy readability.

3. Adjust Your System Display: You can adjust the display settings on your computer to improve the readability of the text. Go to your system preferences, select the Display option, and change the resolution settings to the optimal size that works for you.

4. Use Text-to-Speech Software: Text-to-speech software such as NaturalReader, ReadPlease, or Voice Dream can convert the text on the webpage into audio. This makes it easier for visually impaired or low-vision users to listen to the content instead of reading it.

5. Increase Contrast: If the website has low-contrast text, it can be challenging to read. You can try and increase the contrast of the website using browser extensions like High Contrast or NoSquint. These extensions adjust the background and text color to make them more contrasting.

In Conclusion, viewing blurred text on websites can be challenging for visually impaired and low-vision users. The above tips and tricks can help you access websites with ease. With the right tools, you can enjoy the web experience without letting blurred text get in the way.

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