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Daltonization is a technique of exposing details to color-blind users, allowing them see what they otherwise would have missed.

Color vision deficiency (CVD), commonly referred to as color blindness, affects around 5% of the population (8% of males, and 0.5% of women) or one out of every twenty computer users.

To learn more about color blindness & algorithms to improve the accessibility of colors on digital displays see:  http://daltonize.org/p/developer.html

Description of Options for Chrome Daltonize!:

Filter type:
- "Simulate" shows how images appear through the eyes of the color blind. 
- "Daltonize" exposes details in images to color blind computer users, allowing them to catch details they may have otherwise missed. For instance, daltonization of an Ishihara test plate (a popular test of color-vision) allows a color-blind person to see numbers normally inaccessible to their perception. 

Color vision deficiency:
- This software provides enhancement for people with Protanopia (red-green), Deuteranopia (red-green), or Tritanopia (blue-yellow).  Select one of these options from the select menu.

Run at page load:
- If option is checked the algorithm is run onpageload.  Otherwise, you must click on the browserAction (sphere icon) in the top-right corner of your browser to Daltonize the page.

Show speed results:
- If option is checked the amount of time it took to process the results is displayed.  Otherwise, the run time is not displayed.

RELEASE NOTES
1.1 - added color blindness simulation, fixed recurrent image loading

SUPPORT FOR NON-CHROME BROWSERS
- Do you not have access to Google Chrome? You can use the Daltonize Bookmarklet proudly hosted on Google Appspot:
http://daltonize.appspot.com/