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Accessibility Browser Extension with the Recite Me Accessibility Checker

Scan pages in real time with the Recite Me browser extension, helping you detect accessibility issues on live, local, and secure content.

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Scan anything – even behind logins 

Most accessibility tools are limited to public pages.

 

The Recite Me browser extension allows you to scan any page you have access to, including development builds, staging environments, intranets, and secure portals.

 

This makes it easy to test accessibility in real-world scenarios, even before content is published.

A closer look at what the Accessibility Browser Extension actually does

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How the browser extension works

Install the extension in Chrome or Edge and run it on any page you have open.

 

The extension scans the page in real time, identifies accessibility issues, and displays them directly within the browser.

 

It works alongside the main Accessibility Checker, extending accessibility testing beyond standard scans.

 

You can search and filter results to quickly locate and prioritise fixes, helping teams take action faster.

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What you can uncover

What insights does the extension provide?

The extension provides immediate, in-context visibility of accessibility issues, including:

  • On-page highlighting of problem areas
  • Real-time detection of dynamic content issues
  • Filtered views based on role or WCAG criteria
  • Access to underlying code through the console

This helps teams understand and act on issues quickly.

COMMON USE CASES

How teams use the Accessibility Browser Extension

Run accessibility checks during development and QA workflows to identify issues before they reach users.

Testing accessibility before launch

Validate accessibility on development or staging environments before publishing.

Scanning secure or logged-in content

Test portals, dashboards, and restricted areas without sharing credentials.

Supporting developer and QA workflows

Run quick checks during development without needing a full site scan.

Accessibility impacts more people than you think

From cognitive differences to changing accessibility expectations, inaccessible websites create barriers for a wide range of users. 

1 in 5

people live with a disability
Many users rely on accessible websites to browse, shop, and complete everyday tasks.

96%

of homepages have detectable WCAG failures. Common accessibility issues continue to impact user experience across the web.

71%

of users with disabilities leave inaccessible websites. Poor accessibility can prevent users  engaging with your content.

Who it helps

Who this feature is for

This feature is designed for teams that need flexibility in how and where they test accessibility, including:

  • Developers and QA teams
  • Digital and product teams
  • Organisations with secure or complex environments
  • Teams working with modern web applications

WHAT IT MATTERS

Catch accessibility issues earlier

Testing directly within your browser makes it easier to identify accessibility barriers before content goes live.

 

By running quick checks during development and QA, teams can validate fixes faster, reduce unnecessary rework, and resolve issues earlier in the workflow.

 

This helps create more accessible digital experiences while supporting smoother releases, greater consistency, and ongoing compliance efforts.

Browser Extension FAQs

Yes, the extension works on any page you can access, including local files, staging environments, and logged-in portals.

Yes, it detects interactive elements and updates in real time, making it suitable for modern web applications.

No, the extension allows you to scan individual pages instantly.

Yes, issues are highlighted directly on the page, with options to view more detail in the console.

Yes, it works alongside the checker to extend your accessibility testing capabilities.