Accesserty Signal

Show accessibility signals, certifications, statements, and optional Lighthouse fallback scores directly in search results.

Accesserty Signal is a lightweight browser extension that helps people review accessibility-related signals before opening a website. On Google and Bing search results, it can show indicators for supported accessibility certification records, known accessibility statements, Accesserty ALLY active maintenance signals, and optional Lighthouse accessibility scores when no trusted signal is available. It also provides a simple way to report accessibility or usability barriers on the current page without creating an account. Key features: - Shows accessibility-related signals in Google and Bing search results. - Highlights supported public accessibility certification records. - Shows known accessibility statement links when available. - Highlights Accesserty ALLY websites that indicate active accessibility maintenance. - Uses Lighthouse accessibility scores only as an optional fallback. - Lets users report accessibility or usability barriers from the current page. Search result annotations run locally in the browser. Feedback reports send selected issue types, the current page URL, browser user agent, and optional contact email to Accesserty for review.