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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 9626770" data-attributes="member: 18">Yeah I've come across this - I used to have the Gill Dyslexic font, which definitely helped me not miss vital words when reading, but it's so obnoxiously unaesthetic to me I ultimately gave up on it. Kind of a problem to have aesthetic tastes that run counter to what works well for one but here I am lol.Colour filters can also help people with ADHD in some cases too - I found that pale orange/parchment/beige makes things much easier for me to read than white. Unfortunately Microsoft ripped out the options to recolour just background white in applications in Windows 10, as well as casually destroying a number of other accessibility features - when dyslexia and ADHD groups and similar have pressed them on this, their only response is "Just use the screen reader!", which is an incredibly insulting suggestion.</blockquote>