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Second Brain extension
Save supported accessibility preferences once, then let Second Brain remember them as you browse sites that allow extension changes.
Add to ChromeTwo practical ways to make the web easier to use and easier to improve.
Mission
Learn
AI is changing what's possible in accessibility — and what it still gets wrong. We dig into both.
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Your accessibility preferences, remembered.
Set preferences once. Use them as you browse.
Second Brain applies supported settings on websites that allow extension changes.
Explore the productThe walkthrough shows a user raising text size to 177% and turning on reduced motion, link highlighting and voice navigation on one website, then opening a second website where the same settings are already applied, and using the voice commands 'scroll down' and 'click sample button'.
CHECKER
Paste a website link. AccessAI uses AI to turn detected accessibility problems into clear explanations and next steps.
Plain-English reports.
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I'm a high school student working at the intersection of accessibility, public policy, computer science, and AI governance. AccessAI comes from the belief that accessibility fails when it is treated as only an engineering problem or only a policy problem.
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Install Second Brain for browsing preferences, or run a quick accessibility check before your next review.
Chrome Web Store
Save supported accessibility preferences once, then let Second Brain remember them as you browse sites that allow extension changes.
Add to ChromeAccessibility Checker
Paste a page URL and get plain-English explanations of accessibility issues, why they matter, and what to fix next.
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