Using Dicebloom your way

Dicebloom supports the current and immediately preceding major release of Safari on iPhone, iPad, and macOS; Google Chrome on Android, macOS, and Windows; and Microsoft Edge on macOS and Windows. Firefox receives best-effort support. JavaScript and browser storage must be enabled. Embedded social-media browsers, obsolete browser versions, and private-browsing storage are not supported for reliable synchronized work.

Primary controls expose names, roles, selected or disabled state, and visible keyboard focus. Roll results, synchronization changes, errors, and update notices use accessible announcements. Dialogs identify themselves as modal content. Dicebloom is being checked with VoiceOver and keyboard-only navigation across Rolls, Party Scribe, Bastion, Feedback, and Account & Data.

The website permits browser zoom and operating-system text enlargement. Essential meaning is written in text instead of relying only on color, animation, or haptics. Dicebloom honors the browser’s reduced-motion preference and preserves a high-visibility focus outline, including in forced-color modes.

Third-party Google, Apple, Supabase, Cloudflare verification, email, and browser interfaces have their own accessibility behavior. Very small screens may use horizontal lists for optional categories and filters, with a visible scroll indicator. If an embedded browser behaves unpredictably, open Dicebloom directly in a supported Safari, Chrome, or Edge browser.

Open Feedback and choose the affected tool. Select Bug or Confusion, describe the task you could not complete, and include your browser, device, assistive technology, and preferred contact method if you want a reply. Reports are sent to the Dicebloom support inbox and are not added to analytics.