1. Pause Helperbird
2. Changing font options
3. Change the word spacing
4. Change the letter spacing
5. Magnifier
6. Immersive Reader
7. Reader mode
8. Text to speech
9. Translate
10. Paragraph width
11. Color blindness
12. Screenshot
13. Print
14. Tooltip

Will stop any features currently turned on and when turned back off all settings will be brought back to prior to turning it on.

Select the font that you want the webpage changed to then select turn on will change the website with the selected font. The OpenDyslexic fonts are best for those who are dyslexic.

Will change how far the words are from one another. The word spacing will also, help those who are dyslexic because the words are further apart.

Will change how far the letters are from one another. The letter spacing will also, help those who are dyslexic because the letters are further apart.

Will increase or decrease the view of the webpage.

Will act like the Microsoft immersive reader it will get rid of images and video and show just the text. You can also select to have it spoken to you. There is an article for the Microsoft version which can be found here: How to Use Microsoft Immersive Reader to Help with Dyslexia (Any Web Browser)

Can type what you want spoken then select play.

Select the language you feel most comfortable with, and the webpage will change to the selected language. There are many languages you can select from.

Will change the width of the paragraph to make it easier to read.

Will change the color of links and can also change the title colors.

Will take a screenshot then download it to your desktop.

Will set up the print page then for the webpage.

Show the alternative text when hovering with a cursor.

Any feature you can select the three dots and then select "How to Use."

Select the link below to watch and/or listen to the tutorial:

How to Video for Using Helperbird in Firefox and Google Chrome (00:02:31)

Helperbird Tutorials

How to Add Helperbird Extension to Chrome

How to Download Helperbird Extension (Firefox)