Written by Tobias Greiner on June 06, 2023

Browser compatibility and mobile view

Browser compatibility and mobile viewPerson scrolling through pictures on a laptop.

The Eye-Able software is developed in JavaScript (JS) and therefore executable on any modern browser and device. Other technologies used are stylesheets (CSS) and images in .jpg, .png or .svg format. All used files are additionally compiled (minification) for size reduction and speed optimization. The software is simply integrated via a script-Tag at any place on the website, usually in the header.

Browser compatibility Eye-Able is compatible with all modern browsers, both desktop and mobile. Supported browsers include: Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Safari, Opera, All Chromium browsers, Samsung Internet, Tor browser and others. In order to guarantee full functionality of the website even on very old browsers or versions, Eye-Able itself checks the availability of certain JS techniques at startup. If these are not implemented, Eye-Able will not be displayed.

Mobile version
Eye-Able can also be used on mobile devices without any problems. The range of functions is slightly reduced, as some functions, such as tab navigation or the larger mouse pointer, have no use on mobile.

Sebastian Fjeld

Sebastian Fjeld has been part of the team as a professional voiceover artist and copywriter at Eye-Able® since the beginning. He studied voice acting at a university and was trained by actors. Currently he is completing his education as an interpreter for various languages.

More contributions

If it may be a little more

Filter

Filter by category

Confirm your selection with the button at the end of the list after choosing the categories.

Reset filters
An open book can be seen. The middle pages are bent, so they form a heart.

World Literacy Day and inclusion: Reading opens up worlds

Read story
A computer screen can be seen with Eye-Able Assist opened on the Website of Glücksgefühle. In the down left corner is the stick figure symbol of accessibility and in the upper left corner the Eye-Able Logo is depictured.

Barrier Breakers - Eye-Able® and Glücksliga for more inclusion in sports

Read story
Auf dem Bild ist eine Frau in einem weißen Trikot zu sehen. Sie sitzt in einem Rollstuhl und jubelt. Sie trägt einen Fahrradhelm und eine große Sonnenbrille.

How inclusive are the Paralympics?

Read story
One can see a girl with downsyndrome on the left side. On the right side a scheme can be seen depicting a longer text part and a shortened text part to symbolize the principle of Plain Language.

Talking to everyone about everything Part 2: Simple- and Plain language

Read story

You need more informations?

Write to us and we will be happy to help you.

Contact Arrange appointment
A man and a woman look at a monitor and laugh