A LITTLE COLOR. A FAMILIAR PAGE.

Your webpage.
Your letter colors.

Read ordinary webpages in the Sussex letter colors, with the layout, fonts, pictures and links you already know.

Chrome Web Store · coming soon
Our store release is in preparation.
See how it works

For current desktop Chrome, Brave and Edge.

THE SAME WORDS, A LITTLE COLOR

Read your webpage. Keep its familiar shape.

Words, pictures and links stay in place. You decide when to add the colors, one page or one website at a time.

Static illustration of the 13-letter palette.
This is an example, not an active webpage or extension control.

YOU CHOOSE WHERE IT STARTS

A page, a website,
or a moment to pause.

Colors start off. After installing, open Sussex Colors from your browser’s extension menu and choose what suits you.

  1. Color this page

    Add colors to the page you are reading. Turn them off whenever you like. Reloading or opening a new document clears this one-page choice.

  2. Always color this website

    Remember a website after you approve its browser-access request. Future pages on that same website can color automatically. Clear the choice to stop remembering it.

  3. Pause everywhere

    Remove the colors across enabled pages. Choose Resume coloring when you are ready; your remembered website choices stay saved.

PROCESSED ON YOUR DEVICE

Your reading stays
with you.

The extension reads page text locally to apply colors. It uses the page’s address for your website choices and saves those choices in local browser storage.

No page text or addresses are sent to us. No analytics, advertising or extension account.

Read the full privacy policy

A FIXED PALETTE FOR WEBPAGE TEXT

Know what
to expect.

Sussex Colors colors b, d, e, g, i, o, p, q, r, u, w, x and y, in either case. Other letters keep their existing colors. The palette is fixed.

Coloring follows supported text as you scroll and as page content changes. Very large or unusual pages may not color every character.

Some content stays unchanged

Browser internal pages, the Chrome Web Store and browser PDF viewers cannot be colored. Images, scanned text, canvas, embedded frames and closed components stay unchanged. Forms, editing fields and code blocks are skipped.

This extension does not perform OCR, convert or export books, open protected PDFs, or bypass document protection.

Store release in preparation

There is no store installation link yet. For a release question or help, email janitorsanonymous@gmail.com.