Absolutely not. Toolbars use AI (Artificial Intelligence) which can only address about 30% of accessibility issues. Many businesses install these toolbars and believe they are accessible…until they get sued. And what businesses don’t know is some of these toolbars actually make it worse for people with disabilities. “We are fully aware of the concerns regarding false advertising and deceptive marketing issues by some overlay vendors and the dangers that they may present.” — IAAP (International Association of Accessibility Professionals So, buyer beware.  Toolbars/widgets/overlays leave you wide open to lawsuits AND they do not help the 25% of people with a disability use your site with ease.