I've never found the OpenDyslexia font to be particularly helpful, but I'll give it another go!
Right though! I'm super frustrated that I didn't bookmark it! As for building it with just CSS rules, does CSS have a way to detect if something is the last word on a line before a break? or the last n chars on a line before a break? If so it shouldn't be too bad... Add some JS to rotate through some highlight colors per-line and it should work no?
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I use the [OpenDyslexia font][1] which is somewhat helpful but the more I got used to it the less helpful it has become.
The plugin you’re describing sounds pretty helpful! I wonder if it could be built just using CSS rules?
[1]: https://www.opendyslexic.org/
I've never found the OpenDyslexia font to be particularly helpful, but I'll give it another go!
Right though! I'm super frustrated that I didn't bookmark it! As for building it with just CSS rules, does CSS have a way to detect if something is the last word on a line before a break? or the last n chars on a line before a break? If so it shouldn't be too bad... Add some JS to rotate through some highlight colors per-line and it should work no?