Accessibility options in browsers

Modern browsers include zoom, keyboard navigation, reader, and display options. Menu names can vary by browser version and device.

Zoom the page

On most desktop browsers, use Ctrl and + to zoom in, Ctrl and - to zoom out, and Ctrl and 0 to reset zoom on Windows or Linux. On macOS, use Command with these keys. You can also use the zoom controls in your browser menu.

• Chrome: change text, image, and video sizes (external website, opens in a new window)
• Firefox: font size and zoom (external website, opens in a new window)
• Microsoft Edge: keyboard shortcuts and zoom (external website, opens in a new window)

Use the site with a keyboard

Press Tab to move to the next link or control and Shift+Tab to move backwards. Press Enter to open a link or activate a button. Use the arrow keys to move within menus and selection controls where supported.

Adjust contrast and text display

Use your device or browser accessibility settings to change contrast, colours, or text display. This website also provides an Accessibility Controls panel in the header. Open it to adjust contrast, text size, spacing, and image display; use Reset All to restore the default settings.

Screen readers

For screen-reader information and links to current screen-reader resources, see Screen Reader Access. To report an accessibility issue, use the website feedback page.