The High Contrast Eye Protection extension can be installed in your Chrome or Edge browser. This article contains the installation and contrast setting options. Whether you choose to install the extension with Chrome or Edge, the usability options are the same.
Refer to Low Vision Extensions for the features that make this extension unique.
Chrome Browser
This High Contrast – Eye Protection extension can be added to your Chrome browser from the following link:
Click Add to Chrome.
Click Add extension on the pop-up.
Chrome will refresh and a confirmation banner will display briefly.
A new browser tab will open to the publisher's installation confirmation page. There is a video at the bottom showing how to pin the extension to your browser toolbar and access the options. You can also access more information about the extension and their support/FAQ page.
Click the extension icon in your Chrome browser and select the High Contrast Eye Protection extension.
Click the slider to Enable High Contrast.
When enabled, use the radio buttons to select your color scheme and then click Set as default color scheme. Options include Normal, Increased Contrast, Grayscale, Inverted Color, Inverted Grayscale, and Yellow on Black.
The green button text will briefly change to show that your selection has been saved and added to the Default color scheme section.
Navigate to Neos. Some examples are shown below.
Edge Browser
This High Contrast – Eye Protection extension can be added to your Edge browser from the following link:
Click Get.
Click Add extension on the pop-up.
Edge will refresh and a confirmation banner will display briefly.
A new browser tab will open to the publisher's installation confirmation page. There is a video at the bottom showing how to pin the extension to your browser toolbar and access the options. You can also access more information about the extension and their support/FAQ page.
Click the extension icon in your Edge browser and select the High Contrast Eye Protection extension.
Follow steps 6-8 from the Chrome section to set a color scheme.
Navigate to Neos. Since this is the same extension as in Chrome, other examples are shown below.
