Compare Chrome extensions: CB Simulator vs ColorBlindClick

Short description
Allows users to simulate colour-blind vision directly onto their webpage!	Assistant for ColorBlind people
Full summary
"Colour Blind Simulator" is an extension developed to simulate the effects of colour blindness on a user's web experience, rendering the colours on most web-pages based on a variety of colour blindness templates. It was created with web developers in mind, seeking to quickly check that their sites are accessible to this audience. The extension comes with two modes: "Default View", with just the three main categories (Red-Green, Blue-Yellow, and Total colour blindness); and "Advanced View", which includes all of the variants upon these three categories.	ColorBlindClick is an assistant for ColorBlind people. Against Daltonism, this chrome extension is designed by colorblind developers to help all colorblind people to distinguish colors. It's very simple to use, just point an object and click to get the NAME of the color,, not the color code but the color name in several languages (browser language). ColorBlindClick allows users to capture the color of a pixel, takes the color code and using an algorithm selects the most similar color by comparing it with those in the database and after it shows the color name result indicating the percentage of similarity. ColorBlindClick is available also as APP for smartphone Android. Website: http://www.savedev.altervista.org/SD-Frontend/colorblindclick/