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Show accessibility signals, public records, and statements in Google and Bing search results. Accesserty Signal helps people identify accessibility-related signals before opening a website, directly from Google and Bing search results. It adds clear indicators for Accesserty ALLY active maintenance signals, supported public accessibility certification, recognition, award, or badge records, and known accessibility statements. Signal also lets users report accessibility or usability barriers on the current page without creating an account. What it helps with: - See accessibility signals while reviewing Google or Bing search results. - Use a quick-filter panel that collects the current results page's supported sites into one shortlist, so you can jump straight to them. - Identify supported public accessibility signal records when available. - Find known accessibility statements before opening a website. - Report accessibility or usability barriers on the current page. Search result annotations run locally in the browser. Feedback reports send the selected issue types, current page URL, browser user agent, optional contact email, and the public accessibility signal context visible for that page, such as ALLY, certification, or statement status, to Accesserty. Verified maintainers can review reports for claimed domains in Console. If a domain has not been claimed, Accesserty may not be able to make the report available to the website owner or resolve it. Signal reports are not formal legal complaints or official support requests to the website owner.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.