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WebAbility Accessibility Widget is a powerful yet simple plugin that adds a comprehensive accessibility toolbar to your WordPress website. Our widget helps make your site compliant with WCAG 2.2 AA, ADA, AODA and EAA standards, ensuring equal access for all users.
With WebAbility.io, you can meet global standards, protect your brand, and welcome every visitor confidently.
Learn More: How to Make My WordPress Website Accessible in 2025: A Complete Guide
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The WebAbility widget does not collect or track personal data from your site visitors. See External Services below for the one diagnostic report the plugin itself can send to WebAbility.
This plugin connects to the following third-party services:
WebAbility.io (required) — the widget script is loaded from webability.io’s CDN so it can render the accessibility toolbar and apply your configured fixes. Your site’s domain is sent so WebAbility can serve the correct configuration. See WebAbility’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
GlitchTip (error diagnostics, self-hosted at server.techywebsolutions.com) — when the Accessibility Statement fails to save in wp-admin, the plugin sends one anonymous diagnostic report so WebAbility can detect and fix problems proactively. The report contains only: the failure type, the HTTP status, a short snippet of the server response, your site’s domain, and the plugin/WordPress/PHP versions. It never includes your statement content, login details, nonces, or any site-visitor data. This runs only in the admin area, only on a save failure. To disable it, define WEBABILITY_ACWG_DISABLE_REPORTING as true in wp-config.php, or use the webability_acwg_error_reporting_enabled filter.