OpenDyslexic for Chrome
Format pages using the OpenDyslexic font and low contrast help
#6 in EducationWhat users praise
- The OpenDyslexic font on any site — "I can finally read", life-changing for dyslexia and ADHD
- Free, donation-supported — "the first thing I install on a new computer"
- Helps neurodivergent users without dyslexia too — focus and comprehension
What users complain about
- Breaks icon fonts: buttons turn into text ("keyboard_arrow_up" instead of an arrow) — a recurring complaint
- Doesn't work on some sites: Google Docs, search-result links, YouTube comments
- A recent update broke it for some users; no Cyrillic support
Compiled from real Chrome Web Store reviews. We only report what users actually wrote — no summaries were invented.
Score breakdown
Reliability0.66
Satisfaction0.44
Usefulness1.00
Safety1.00
Trust0.80
Substance0.85
Strongest: usefulness.
Based on 221 reviews · computed Jul 18, 2026. Bars show only what we could actually measure.
What we checked
50recent reviews read
MV3manifest version
2permissions requested
May 16, 2026last updated
More in Education
1
Brisk Teaching - AI that Works Where Teachers Work
Brisk works inside Google Docs, Slides, and YouTube, saving teachers 10+ hours weekly on planning, feedback, and resource creation.
2
rikaikun
rikaikun shows the reading and English definition of Japanese words when you hover over Japanese text in the browser.
3
Audio Recordings for Google Classroom - Beep
Allows teachers and students to leave transcribed voice notes and feedback on Google Classroom, Gmail, & Google Docs.
4
Tasks for Canvas – now supporting Blackboard, D2L Brightspace
A better to-do list sidebar for Canvas, Blackboard, and D2L Brightspace.