A grandfather has created a special web browser for people with autism. As a result, persons with autism can be more comfortable exploring the virtual world.
Finally, Lesieur decided to create a specialized web browser that is simpler than the web browser in general.
Web browser called Zac Browser For Autistic Children is closing a
number of sites that were considered less appropriate for the children
consumed. Such as blocking violent content, sexual and other adult content.
In addition, it also has a web browser icon to view a larger image and eliminate a number of interesting features that can confuse the children, such as the print screen button and right click.
"We try to avoid sites that do not deserve, complicated or confusing. Because when they (people with autism - ed.) Out of control, they easily become frustrated," said Lesieur.
The browser itself can be downloaded free of charge in www.zacbrowser.com.
Lesieur's grandfather was named John was inspired to create a special web browser for autistic grandson of.
Quoted from Sfgate, Thursday (06/05/2008), grandson of Lesieur - Zackary (6 years) - is autism who have difficulty using ordinary web browser to access the internet. So he is often frustrated and throw his mouse.
As a grandfather, Lesieur was 'touched' and felt compelled to help her beloved grandson. Then, he tried to find an online tool that could guide autistic explore the virtual world, but none of them satisfactory. Quoted from Sfgate, Thursday (06/05/2008), grandson of Lesieur - Zackary (6 years) - is autism who have difficulty using ordinary web browser to access the internet. So he is often frustrated and throw his mouse.
Finally, Lesieur decided to create a specialized web browser that is simpler than the web browser in general.
Web browser called Zac Browser For Autistic Children is closing a
number of sites that were considered less appropriate for the children
consumed. Such as blocking violent content, sexual and other adult content. In addition, it also has a web browser icon to view a larger image and eliminate a number of interesting features that can confuse the children, such as the print screen button and right click.
"We try to avoid sites that do not deserve, complicated or confusing. Because when they (people with autism - ed.) Out of control, they easily become frustrated," said Lesieur.
The browser itself can be downloaded free of charge in www.zacbrowser.com.
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