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Google Chrome can now show devs how their sites look to users with visual impairments

Google’s not unusual Chrome browser has offered a brand spanking new software to have the same opinion developers observe their web sites for quite a lot of visual deficiencies an identical to color blindness and blurred vision. Mathias Bynes, a Google employee operating on developer equipment for Chrome, tweeted a demo video showing how you'll be able to take a look at your web page for fairly a large number of paucities. [Learn: Google wishes to delivery …
Google’s popular Chrome browser has launched a new tool to help developers tune their websites for different visual deficiencies such as color blindness and blurred vision. Mathias Bynes, a Google employee working on developer tools for Chrome, tweeted a demo video showing how you can test your website for various paucities. [Read: Google wants to move …

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