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Scanoria Accessibility Audit – WCAG Checker & Accessibility Scanner for ADA and EAA
Find WCAG, ADA and EAA problems on your site. Scans pages as visitors see them, keeps your decisions between scans, and never phones home.
Scanoria Accessibility Audit ranks #66,456 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #409 of 622 in the Accessibility category, and was last updated Aug 29, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v0.2.0
Current Version v0.2.0
Updated 2 weeks ago
Last Update on 29 Aug, 2026
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- Version
- 0.2.0
- Last Updated
- Aug 29, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.0+
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- 7.1
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Scanoria Accessibility Audit – WCAG Checker & Accessibility Scanner for ADA and EAA
No. Automated testing finds a portion of accessibility problems — missing alternative text, insufficient colour contrast, unlabelled form fields, broken heading structure, links with no accessible name. Keyboard traps, confusing focus order, and whether your alternative text is actually meaningful all still need a person. This plugin is there to find the machine-detectable part quickly and keep track of what you have already dealt with.
No. There is nothing to sign up for and no key to enter.
No. There is no "our servers". The rules engine ships inside the plugin, the audit runs in your browser, and results are written to your own database. Nothing about your site or your visitors is transmitted anywhere. To be precise about the one thing that could look like an exception: the underlying rules engine is able to fetch stylesheets it cannot otherwise read, which in practice means CSS hosted on a third-party domain. That behaviour is switched off by default here, so a scan issues no requests of its own. Same-origin stylesheets — your theme and your plugins — are read directly and are unaffected. If you would rather have colour contrast scored against externally hosted CSS as well, enable it with the scanoria_preload_stylesheets filter. One consequence of testing the real page is worth stating plainly. A scan opens your own published URL in your browser, so whatever that page already loads for a visitor — a Gravatar avatar, a font or a map from another domain, an embedded video — loads during the scan too, from your browser, exactly as it would if you had simply visited the page yourself. The plugin adds nothing to that list and sends nothing of its own.
Visitors are never affected. The scanning code is only loaded during a scan you started, on a request that carries a one-time token and comes from a logged-in administrator.
Because that is what makes the results trustworthy. Your browser renders the page the same way a visitor's does, including anything your page builder or JavaScript produces. A server-side scan cannot see any of that.
The scan loads each page in a hidden frame on your own domain. Some security plugins block that with an X-Frame-Options: DENY header. The plugin relaxes it to SAMEORIGIN for verified scan requests only, but a plugin that sets the header later can still win. Check your security plugin's framing settings.
Yes, with the scanoria_rule_tags filter.
By default only administrators can, which keeps it out of the way of people writing content. Widen it with the scanoria_capability filter.
Deleting the plugin removes the stored scan results, because a re-scan recreates them in seconds. Your decisions — what you chose to ignore, what you marked as fixed, and the notes you wrote — are kept. Re-scanning cannot recreate those, and deleting and reinstalling a plugin is a common way to try to fix an unrelated problem; nobody should lose months of triage to it. Reinstall, scan again, and your decisions re-attach to the same elements. If you would rather leave nothing behind at all, add this to wp-config.php before deleting the plugin: define( 'SCANORIA_DELETE_ALL_DATA', true ); Deactivating the plugin, as opposed to deleting it, never removes anything.
