JAWSInspect

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JAWSInspect: A Chrome Extension For Web Accessibility Testing

JAWSInspect is a beneficial Chrome extension for web developers who prioritize web accessibility. The tool insights how JAWS screen reader interprets any web page. It unearth hidden accessibility issues, offers feedback on element selection, and enables HTML properties overview, greatly enhancing the site's usability for visually challenged users.

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By: Freedom Scientific

Users: 5,000+

Rating: 1.13

(8)

Version: 8.1.6.0 (Last updated: 2024-12-10)

Creation date: 2019-03-12

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

alarms
storage

Host permissions:

http://127.0.0.1:42042/*
http://*/*
https://*/*
<all_urls>

Size: 163.84K

Email: JI*****@tpgi.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 14,770 ▲ 253

Other rankings

#1914 in Accessibility ▲ 2 #192 in developer tools keyword 58 ▲ 7 #256 in element keyword 21 ▲ 5

Other platforms

Not available on Android

JAWSInspect (v2.0.34.0)

1.00

(1) 108

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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JAWS Inspect is a web developer tool that reports how JAWS screen reader “sees” and “reads” a web page. With this add-on, you can use the highlight feature to select an element in a report so that you can quickly find it on the web page you are testing. You can also use it to select and highlight an element directly on the web page. Once highlighted, you can run a report on the element or view its HTML properties. This add-in is meant to be used in conjunction with JAWS Inspect.

User reviews

Causes hangs with JIRA cloud

Stephen Rose, 2024-05-13

Just a sales pitch.

Null Null (IamAsyncDev), 2022-11-13

Does not seem to be a 'stand-along' chrome inspector tool of any sort. Not sure at all how to use it, outside of being on a Windows with a Jaws Inspect plan? I was hoping that I could use the Chrome extension to show me how a Screen Reader might read the pages that I am testing, but if it does this, I can't figure out how to initiate it.