The ER Browser is a web browser that creates a reversed or adjusted color scheme that is easier to read for people with dyslexia. The ER Browser app is available for iPhone, iPod touch and iPads. The reversed color scheme can also be used by people with other reading or visual difficulties.
“reversing color schemes can help dyslexics on a computer.”
The ER Browser allows users to select from hundreds of background/text combinations in real time, making reading easier than looking at the normal black letters against a white background. The application allows users to select fonts and spacing that can be saved to their preference. The app also allows for multiple tabs and bookmarking, making it research friendly.
Key takeaways
- Summarizes key elements of the ER browser.
- Dyslexics are often able to read better when there are contrasting colors in the foreground and background, which is the main purpose of the ER browser.
- ER browser is compatible across multiple platforms (desktop, smartphone, tablet, etc.)
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