At the top of the page, there is a bar with a dropdown and several buttons to increase the accessibility of material published on the web. This bar can be made floating to facilitate reading specific paragraphs.

The dropdown allows changing the font of a web page. These fonts have been specifically designed to facilitate accessibility and inclusion of written material.

The 'Standard Font' option restores the initial font and size parameters of the page. The + and - buttons increase or decrease the font size.

The translate button: , is used to translate the page into multiple languages. The voice reader will be able to read it in the correct language.

The Google translation bar will appear and remain visible between pages of the same site until the translate button is pressed again. Doing this, the Google bar will not disappear, but it will no longer appear when changing pages. We can manually close the Google bar by pressing the x on its right, but unless we press the translate button a second time, it will continue to appear when changing pages. The display of the Google bar on mobile devices is not correct, as it does not fit on the screen. Still, it is possible to use it if necessary by placing the mobile in a horizontal position.

The Read (language) button shows the current language of the page in parentheses and reads aloud the content of the screen in this language. If a text fragment is selected, it will only read the selection.

The Float button keeps the bar always visible, pressing it again returns it to its original position. This way, it is possible to select the text to read without having to go back to the beginning of the page each time.

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