Accessibility Report — WCAG & EAA audit Firefox

Accessibility Report — WCAG & EAA audit

Scan any page against WCAG 2.2, then export an accessibility report your client can actually read. Nothing leaves your browser.

Features & Capabilities

Turn an accessibility test into a document you can send.

The free tools that check a page for accessibility problems — axe, WAVE, Lighthouse — are built for developers, and they show you developer output. If a client has just asked whether their site is compliant, you cannot forward them a list of rule identifiers.

This extension runs the same class of test, then writes the result in plain English and lays it out as a report: what is wrong, who it shuts out, what to do about it, and which part of the standard it relates to. One click to save it as a PDF.

WHAT YOU GET

· A scan of any page against WCAG 2.2 level AA — the standard named by the European Accessibility Act, and the reference point in US accessibility litigation · Every finding written in ordinary language, not rule identifiers · A report laid out to be read by a client, not a build system · Code locations for whoever does the fixing, which you can leave out of the client's copy · Findings that a machine cannot settle, listed separately and honestly

WHAT IT WILL NOT TELL YOU

Automated testing finds roughly a third of accessibility problems. It reliably catches what a machine can measure — contrast, missing labels, tap target size. It cannot judge whether alt text is accurate, whether a page still makes sense read aloud in order, or whether someone can get through a checkout using only a keyboard.

So this extension will not tell you a page is compliant, and it does not sell "lawsuit protection". Tools that made those claims have been penalised for it. What it gives you is an accurate, readable starting point, with the parts a person still has to check marked as exactly that.

THREE SEPARATE LISTS, NOT ONE INFLATED NUMBER

· Findings — failures against WCAG 2.2 AA. These are the headline count. · Also worth fixing — long-established good practice that is not, strictly, a WCAG failure. Counted separately, so the headline number stays true. · Needs a person to check — cases the test could not settle either way.

NOTHING LEAVES YOUR BROWSER

The test runs on the page in front of you, inside your own browser. Page content, addresses and results are never transmitted. There is no server. No analytics, no tracking, no account, no email required.

The only time the extension contacts the internet at all is if you enter a licence key, and permission for that is requested at that moment — not at install.

FREE AND LICENSED

Everything above is free, including the PDF.

A licence adds your own name and your client's name to the report and removes our sign-off from the footer. That is the whole difference. No findings are withheld from the free version.

Built on axe-core, the open-source rules engine maintained by Deque Systems. Independent product; not affiliated with Deque, the W3C, or any regulator. Not legal advice.

User Growth & Download Statistics

Manifest V3 Add-on
By:
Plainwork
Daily users:
1
Version:
0.1.1 Last updated: 2026-09-04
Version code:
6460791
Creation date:
2026-08-31
Firefox add-on GUID:
{e6d09941-392f-412a-b9bb-471fa32b5297}
Firefox add-on numeric ID:
3063635
Firefox on Android:
No
Risk:
Very low risk impact High risk likelihood
Permissions:
Size:
200.36KB
Email:
ac*****@gmail.com
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
See detailed description
Source:
Firefox Add-ons Store
Data ingested on:
2026-09-06
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Contact the developer

Chrome-Stats does not own this Firefox add-on. Please use these information below to contact the Firefox add-on developer.
Developed by:
Plainwork
Firefox Add-ons Store
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/accessibility-report-wcag/
Email:
ac*****@gmail.com
Website:
https://accessibilityreportapp-coder.github.io/

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