The most used web browsers offer free accessibly features to aid individuals with disabilities in navigating the web. Find links to download and install these web browsers and enable their accessibility features below.
Chrome
Chrome provides various accessibility features, as well as many extensions to expand its accessibility. Read information about commonly used Chrome accessibility extensions. You can also find additional accessibility extensions in the Chrome Web Store. Download Chrome and instructions for how to install Chrome on various types of devices.
Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge comes with built-in accessibility options. Read information on how to use Edge accessibility options. Download Edge and find instructions for how to install Edge on a Windows or Apple MAC device.
Firefox
Firefox includes many features to make the browser and web content accessible to all users, including those who have low vision, no vision, or limited ability to use a keyboard or mouse. Read information on how to use Firefox accessibility features. Download Firefox and find instructions for how to install Firefox on a Windows or Apple MAC device.
Safari
Every Apple product and service includes built-in accessibility features. Safari is the default browser on all Apple MAC devices. Read information on how to enable accessibility features on Safari. Note: Safari does not support Windows devices.