In the competitive landscape of web browsers, Google is stepping up its game by introducing an enhanced read-aloud feature in Chrome. This move is seen as Google’s response to Microsoft Edge’s accessibility and immersive screen reader experiences. While the feature is currently available only in the Canary test build for developers and enthusiasts, it promises to provide more control over the reading experience for Chrome users.
Read-Aloud Feature in Testing
The read-aloud feature, currently in its testing phase, allows users to control the speed at which articles and webpages are read aloud. While this is a significant step towards improving accessibility and enhancing the user experience, Google is considering additional options and features for the public release.
Expanding Voice Options
