The web just got a lot better for screen readers
Ranger rides along with your screen reader. Handling captchas, describing images without descriptions, and a growing list of other spots on the web that weren't built with screen readers in mind.
Free · works with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver
Same site. Two very different experiences.
The problem.
For sighted people the whole page is just there, and they go where they want. With a screen reader, every captcha and every image with no description turns that same page into a wall you cannot get through, on somebody else's schedule.
What Ranger does about it.
Ranger sits next to the screen reader you already use and watches the page along with you. It does not replace your screen reader. It backs it up, and steps in at the spots where the page stops cooperating.
How Ranger works
Solves captchas
Ranger takes on the most common captcha on the web today, with more being added.
Describes images that aren't labeled
When a picture has no description, or a useless one, hit the shortcut and Ranger tells you what the picture actually shows.
One shortcut handles both
The same key wakes Ranger up wherever you happen to be on the page.
Works on every page
No website has to add support for it. Ranger works on whatever is in front of you.
More features every week
What gets built next is decided by what people tell us gets in their way.
Get Ranger for Chrome
One click and Ranger rides along on every page you open. It works with the screen reader you already use, and there is nothing to set up.