New Google Chrome extension helps color-blind users surf Internet without any problem.

To pass leisurely time, the Internet isn’t always one of the first choices of color-blind people. In fact, for color-blind people using the Internet becomes highly irritating as they aren’t even able to see logos properly.

However, Google has identified a way to fill in this gap that exists between color-blinds and the web. Google recently launched Chrome extension Color Enhancer, which tweaks the colors of the browser to help the user overcome partial color-blindness.

The only thing user is required to do is walk through the primary calibration process and the extension does the rest of the task itself.


This although is not a very complicated addition in the web world but it definitely will make a lot of difference in the lives of color-blind people. It will help them spot web objects that would have gone unnoticed previously.

In March 2015, a Santa Cruz resident accidentally invented EnChroma CX sunglasses that helps cure the color blindness in human beings.

Do you know anyone facing color-blindness issues? If yes, don’t forget to share this extension and EnChroma CX sunglasses update with them.

Purely amazing. Its great to see developers caring about impaired people. Accessibility seems to be on the rise today, just like it should be.