SwiftTool
Accessibility statement
How SwiftTool supports keyboard, screen reader, visual and motion preferences.
Our approach
SwiftTool is designed so core website and account workflows can be completed with a keyboard, readable focus indicators, semantic headings, labelled controls and responsive layouts. We test representative routes with automated accessibility checks and manual keyboard review, while recognizing that no automated test proves complete accessibility.
Interface support
The interface supports text zoom, mobile reflow, logical RTL layout, visible focus, reduced-motion preferences and status announcements for interactive settings. Dialogs use focus management and can be closed with Escape.
Accessibility panel
The blue accessibility control can change text size, high contrast, grayscale, link highlighting, readable font, reduced motion and cursor size. Each active setting is visibly marked and announced. Settings apply only in the current browser and can be reset together.
Known limitations
Third-party authentication pages, Telegram interfaces and downloaded media are controlled by their respective providers and may have different accessibility support. Media supplied by users may not include captions, transcripts or audio description until the user creates them.
Feedback
If a SwiftTool page or workflow is difficult to use, send a Support request with the Accessibility or Technical context, the page address, device and assistive technology. We use that information to reproduce and prioritize the issue.