Accessibility and making the operating system more accessible with Chrome

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Hello:

huge magnification. It is a lot better than most distros seeming like 60x rather than what other distros put out of mere 16X. Your 16X magnification is bigger than Linux Mint,and I find Zorin OS easier to use on my Dell Inspiron 3880.

I am using Chrome at the present instead of Brave because of all my links I have migrated from windows to Zorin OS and this is what I am used to. The accessibility is fair, but more care needs to be taken when allowing the cursor to track when typing into text boxes. I have to completely rely on Orca to be able to track the cursor at all; Chrome will not track the cursor. Is there something I am missing such as an accessibility trick that I have not discovered that can help me fix this problem?

Some Solutions: Us

e Reading Mode to read pages in a more human sounding voice for longer posts that allow the google reader view. Make these fonts bigger, please if possible. Please track the cursosor at the center of the page so that the user can see what is being typed for a low vision user with some vision so as to help with spelling errors, and so on.

Use websites rather than Bible Tiem as this is not accessible. I tried, but this failed to work with the speech models in the software and would not even work when highlighting the text. I am using the XORG mode for desktop as this makes for a more accessible browsing experience on Chrome, thoguh again, I cannot track my cursor when zoomed in; the mousecursor will not follow the tracking of the magnified text when it is zoomed in. Please fix this.

I do appreciate the

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Let's see - you are on Zorin 18, and currently using xorg windowing, correct?

Have you done this already:

1. Check the Screen Reader / Magnifier Settings

First, let's ensure the software behavior is actually enabled. Sometimes a system update can reset these preferences to "stationary."

  1. Open Settings and go to Accessibility.
  2. Select Zoom.
  3. Ensure Magnifier Cursor Push or Follow Mouse Cursor is enabled.
  4. Look for the Screen Part setting; if it's set to "Fixed," the viewport won't move. Change it to Full Screen or Centered to force the view to track your movement.