![]() ![]() Open the Accessibility panel, and then press Zoom. Mac: Select Apple menu then System Preferences.Windows magnifier: Under your computer's Start menu, run “magnifier” and this will make your entire screen view larger. To stop using magnifier in most browsers, exit the program by selecting the X at the top corner.It unclutters the page and allows you to re-size the page's text as well. Or, in any browser, select Print from the drop-down menu.If using Firefox, select the Toggle reader view icon or press the F9 button on your keyboard.Hit the book icon in the menu to turn it on/off. If using the Microsoft Edge browser, use Reading view mode to unclutter your screen.If it works in these three, it should work in most other browsers. However, most of these have been built on top of the technology of Chrome, Safari or Firefox. There are many other web browsers on the market, too many for us to reasonable test. ![]() Our site supports and functions using Internet Explorer 11. This means there are people using older versions of this browser. ![]() The exception to this is Internet Explorer, which does not update itself automatically. Most of these browsers update themselves to the latest versions automatically. This website is fully functional for all modern visual browsers, text-only browsers, screen readers, and mobile devices, and has been found to operate optimally in the latest two versions of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari, and Mozilla Firefox. Our aim is to be compliant to Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Version 2.1 (WCAG 2.1) (external link) standard with some of our content already accessible to level triple A standard of the guidelines. Under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (external link), Australian Government agencies are required to ensure information and services are provided in a non-discriminatory and accessible manner.įor more information about how the Tasmanian Government is improving access to information and services for people with disabilities, read the Tasmanian Government Disability Framework for Action (external link). The Tasmanian Government is committed to making information accessible to all members of the Tasmanian community. ![]()
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