You can improve your Shift Browser experience by using built-in Windows accessibility tools to customize how you see, hear, and interact with your work. Shift is a native integration for your desktop, so it works seamlessly with your PC's global settings to help you stay focused and productive.
Enhance Your Visibility in Shift Browser
If you'd like to make your workspace easier to navigate, Windows provides several ways to customize your view. These settings apply across your entire system, including inside Shift.
Text Cursor: You can make the text cursor easier to find by changing its thickness and color. Review the Microsoft Guide to Adjusting the Text Cursor.
Mouse Pointer: It's easy to change the pointer's size or color so it's easier to spot. Learn how to Adjust the Mouse Pointer.
Text Size: Increase the size of text across all apps and windows without affecting resolution. Instructions for Adjusting Windows Text Size.
High Contrast Mode: Switch to a high-contrast color scheme to improve readability. Review High Contrast Settings.
Color Filters: Apply filters to help with color blindness or visual sensitivity. Learn more about using Color Filters.
Magnifier: Zoom in on your screen for enhanced clarity. How to use the Windows Magnifier.
Voice and Audio Accessibility
You can control Shift and input text without using a traditional keyboard or mouse. These features help you navigate your sidebar and apps with ease.
Voice Typing: Dictate text using your voice. Learn more about Voice Typing.
Voice Access: Control your PC entirely with voice commands. Review the Guide for Voice Access.
Narrator: This screen reader reads text and notifications aloud. How to use the Windows Narrator.
Live Captions (Windows 11): Display captions for spoken content in real time. Learn more about Live Captions.
Stay Focused in Your Shift Space
Shift lives inside your Space to help you manage deep work. You can use these Windows tools to reduce distractions even further.
Focus Sessions: Set timers for distraction-free work with reminders for breaks. Start a Windows Focus Session.
Notification Management: Turn off or schedule notifications to stay on task. Adjust Windows Notification Settings.
Reduce Animations: Minimize screen animations to avoid visual distractions. Instructions to Reduce Windows Animations.
Need More Help?
If you need more support adjusting your accessibility settings, visit Microsoft Support.
If you have questions or feedback about using Shift with accessibility tools, feel free to contact our Support team.
Let us know how we can make Shift work better for you!