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Accessibility features

Magisterium AI includes standard web-accessibility features. If something isn't working well for you, please let us know — we want to do better.

Themes

  • Light and Dark themes — switch from your name in the sidebar → Theme, or change your OS theme and the app will follow automatically.
  • Content is designed to be readable in both.
The sidebar account dropdown is open at the bottom-left of the page, with the Theme item highlighted and its submenu expanded to the right showing three options: Light (currently selected), Dark, and System.
Sidebar account menu showing Theme switcher

The Preferences page also collects the other accessibility-related controls — Theme, Language, Autosuggest, and Text-to-speech voice — in one place:

The full Preferences page with sections stacked vertically: Theme (Light selected), Language (English), Autosuggest ('Enable dropdown suggestions while typing a query', toggle on), Text-to-speech voice (set to Ambrose with a speaker preview), and General Newsletters (with an Unsubscribe button and a Change Email button).
Full Preferences page

Screen readers

  • Pages and controls use ARIA labels so screen readers can announce them correctly.
  • Headings are structured so you can navigate with heading shortcuts.
  • Interactive elements (buttons, menus, toggles) announce their purpose.

Keyboard shortcuts

A small set of global shortcuts:

  • Ctrl+K (or ⌘K on Mac) — sidebar search.
  • Ctrl+Shift+O — new chat.
  • Ctrl+B — toggle sidebar.
  • Ctrl+D — start / stop dictation.

Listen to answers

Every answer can be read aloud — see How do I have an answer read aloud?.

Dictation instead of typing

The dictation button converts speech to text so you don't have to type. See Dictating your prompt.

What's still missing

  • A dedicated high-contrast theme.
  • A reduced-motion toggle independent of OS preferences.
  • User-customizable keyboard shortcuts.

If any of these would help you, contact us and choose Product suggestion — your feedback helps us prioritize.

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