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In this article

  • Where can I find more about accessibility?
  • Which assistive technologies support Firefox and Thunderbird?
  • What can I do to make sure my Mozilla extensions are accessible?
  • I'm interested in helping promote the fine accessibility features that Firefox provides, what can I do?

In this article

  • Where can I find more about accessibility?
  • Which assistive technologies support Firefox and Thunderbird?
  • What can I do to make sure my Mozilla extensions are accessible?
  • I'm interested in helping promote the fine accessibility features that Firefox provides, what can I do?

Accessibility FAQ

Where can I find more about accessibility?

Mozilla Accessibility Project

Which assistive technologies support Firefox and Thunderbird?

Assistive Technology Compatibility - Documents assistive technologies for Windows, Linux, UNIX, macOS and the degree of compatibility with Firefox

What can I do to make sure my Mozilla extensions are accessible?

Make sure your extension follows the regular web page accessibility principles.

I'm interested in helping promote the fine accessibility features that Firefox provides, what can I do?

Join the Firefox Accessibility Advocates

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