Statable WCAG Checker

A free browser extension that checks the page you are looking at against WCAG. Why I built it: every accessibility checker I tried either wanted a public URL, or gave me a list of rule names with no idea which element on the page failed. Most of the pages I need to check sit behind a login. What it does: runs the axe-core rules on the current page and lists WCAG 2.0/2.1/2.2 A and AA issues in a side panel. Each issue shows the rule, the failing elements with their code, and a link to the fix. Click one and it outlines the element and scrolls to it. It also checks embedded iframes, which many checkers skip, and it tells you the real number of failures instead of a rounded sample. It makes no network requests of its own and stores nothing, so the page you check never leaves the browser. No account, no paid tier. Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Built with TypeScript and axe-core.