CottDyslexic

Replace fonts with OpenDyslexic for improved readability. Toggle per-site with a keyboard shortcut.

CottDyslexic is a Chrome extension that replaces website fonts with OpenDyslexic to improve readability. It’s designed for people with dyslexia and anyone who finds OpenDyslexic easier to read. Features: Keyboard shortcut toggle (Alt + Shift + 0) Per-site memory (remembers where it’s enabled or disabled) Disabled by default (enable only on sites you want) Optional “default on” mode (enabled everywhere, disable on specific sites) Clean popup interface for quick control Code-friendly (uses OpenDyslexic Mono for code and monospace text) How it works: Default Off mode: Disabled on all sites by default Enable on specific sites using the shortcut or popup Your choices are saved per-site Default On mode: Enabled on all sites by default Disable on specific sites where you don’t want it Your disabled sites are remembered Popup controls: Toggle font for the current site Enable or disable default-on mode View and manage site preferences Clear all saved site settings Fonts included: OpenDyslexic Regular OpenDyslexic Bold OpenDyslexic Italic OpenDyslexic Bold Italic OpenDyslexic Mono (for code and monospace text) Notes: Works on normal websites (http/https pages) Some sites may override fonts with heavy CSS rules Chrome system pages (chrome://) are not supported Credits: OpenDyslexic font by Abbie Gonzalez (antijingoist) Licensed under the SIL Open Font License