This is certainly interesting. I had a good friend who owned a business located next to mine years ago who was dyslexic. I found this out when he left a note o

This is certainly interesting. I had a good friend who owned a business located next to mine years ago who was dyslexic. I found this out when he left a note on my door that looked like it had been written by 3rd grade kid. I was fairly well stunned by it because I'd never knew anyone who was dyslexic before that and he was very skilled craftsmen and very intelligent and I realized that was a pretty tough challenge for him to deal with. I think it'd be a great option to offer in my web app preferences. I did a quick check of my Safari browser's Preferences (v.11.1) and didn't see an option to select a font, but Firefox (v.61.0.1) does, and it allows the user to override a site's fonts. Chrome looks like it does as well, though it's a bit noisy in it's approach.