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Is this a conspiracy of the color blind to level the playing field?

• dbaupp 14y ago
  As far as conspiracies go, it's not very good: a browser extension that you are perfectly free to not install.
• hayksaakian 14y ago
  On a related note, an extension that modifies colors to be colorblind friendly may actually be useful.
  • Stratoscope 14y ago
    I wonder if the Daltonize! extension for Chrome would be something like that? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-daltonize/efeladnkafmoofnbagdbfaieabmejfcf https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-daltonize/e...
  • cstuder 14y ago
    Not exactly what you were asking, but you can check your software/webpage/publications with a tool like Color Oracle. It simulates different types of color blindness on your computer screen. http://colororacle.org/ http://colororacle.org/
  • GuiA 14y ago
    Adding to the list of suggestions by other commenters, Sim Daltonism: http://michelf.ca/projects/sim-daltonism/ http://michelf.ca/projects/sim-daltonism/ I remember using it for a university project in 2007, in which we had to build a movie lookup website from scratch. I used Sim Daltonism to design 3 alternative CSS that would cater to the needs of people with different types of colorblindness (there's not just one type, although deuteranomaly (red/green colorblindness) is the most widespread). The teacher thought it was superfluous and took points off. sigh :)