How to See Alt Text and Title Tags for Images and Links with Helperbird

Helperbird makes it easy to see alt text for images and title tags for links just by hovering your mouse over them. This feature is super helpful for anyone using a screen reader or anyone who needs extra context when browsing. Here’s how to turn it on and use it:

1. Open Helperbird

Click the Helperbird icon in your browser's toolbar to open the extension menu.

2. Find the Show Alt Feature

Use the search bar in the Helperbird menu to look for the Show Alt option.

3. Turn On Show Alt

Once you find Show Alt, toggle the switch to turn it on.

Move your mouse over any image or link on the webpage.

5. See the Alt Text or Title Tag

When you hover over an image, a popup will show the alt text. If you hover over a link, it will display the title tag.


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