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Bring AQA's accessibility engine to where code is written and reviewed: live in Chrome, and as a tool AI agents can call. UsableNet AQA is a hub for Accessibility Testing, Design and Development. The AQA Chrome Extension lets your team apply the same AQA accessibility tests on code inside the Chrome browser, by using the UsableNet AQA cloud based APIs. This ensures all teams are using the same tests and tests are continually updated centrally in AQA. AQA Chrome Extension can be integrated with UsableNet Browser MCP Server to make the same analysis callable by AI coding agents so they can check and fix accessibility as they write code. For every evaluation, you can check the number of total issues found: a detailed table lists the failed criteria and the related number of issues. For every single issue, you can check: - the element that generates the issue (linked to the Elements tab of Chrome developers tool to easily inspect the code) - the number of elements that have the same issue on the page - severity and complexity levels - issue description and possible solutions To use the UsableNet AQA Chrome Extension you need an AQA account. The API key to be used can be found inside the Profiles settings on AQA.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.