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@ariada-org/anti-overlay

v0.1.0

Published

Detection + machine-readable reporting of third-party accessibility-overlay widgets with verbatim citation of W3C-WAI and OverlayFactsheet community positions. Detection only — non-judgement-prescriptive. Open source under EUPL-1.2.

Readme

@ariada-org/anti-overlay

Detection-only library for third-party accessibility-overlay widgets on a web page. Pattern-matches against a curated registry of per-vendor signatures (script URLs, DOM ids, class prefixes, attributes, global JS variables, iframe-src patterns) and returns a structured report with verbatim citations of the W3C-WAI Accessibility Overlay community position and the OverlayFactsheet community statement.

The package does not recommend removal, does not auto-fail a scan, does not auto-disable any widget, and does not issue a WCAG or EAA non-conformance verdict. Detection only — the compliance decision is left to the operator and qualified counsel.

Install

pnpm add @ariada-org/anti-overlay

Quick start

import { detectOverlays } from "@ariada-org/anti-overlay";

const html = await (await fetch("https://example.test/")).text();
const report = await detectOverlays({ html });

for (const hit of report.vendorsDetected) {
  console.log(hit.vendor, hit.confidence, hit.signaturesMatched.length);
}
console.log(report.citations.w3cWaiOverlayPosition);
console.log(report.citations.overlayFactsheet);
console.log(report.citations.disclaimer);

URL input is supported via a caller-supplied fetcher (the package itself never opens a network socket):

const report = await detectOverlays(
  { url: "https://example.test/" },
  { fetcher: async (u) => (await fetch(u)).text() },
);

Coverage

Initial v0.1 registry covers ten signatures: accessiBe, UserWay, EqualWeb / Accessibly, AudioEye (overlay-mode), Recite Me, MaxAccess, accessiBe-iframe variant, FACIL'iti, Purple Lens / PurpleHat / Purple Cube, and a generic accessibility-toolbar catch-all heuristic. Adding a vendor signature is a semver-minor bump; changing the report schema is a semver-major bump.

Confidence rubric

Each detected vendor is assigned high, medium, or low:

  • high — at least one network-anchored signature (script-src or iframe-src) matched, or three-plus non-network signatures.
  • medium — exactly two non-network signatures matched.
  • low — exactly one non-network signature matched.

Some vendors carry an explicit cap (the accessiBe-iframe variant tops out at medium; the generic-toolbar catch-all is locked at low).

Citations

Every report carries the same citations block:

Detection is mechanical pattern-matching. The fact a vendor is present does not by itself prove WCAG / EAA non-conformance. NOT LEGAL ADVICE.

Citation URLs:

  • W3C-WAI Accessibility Overlay glossary entry
  • OverlayFactsheet community statement

The citation block is present even when zero vendors are detected so consumers can surface the references as informational context.

Performance

Target: P50 ≤ 20 ms, P95 ≤ 100 ms per page of up to 1 MB HTML. All regexes are linear-time-verifiable and host-anchored to prevent false positives on stray substring occurrences.

License

EUPL-1.2. See LICENSE and NOTICE.