Pied makes it simple to install and manage text-to-speech Piper voices for use with Speech Dispatcher.
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📟 Accessible character counter for input elements
A series of HTML test cases to determine how specific elements are announced in different screen reader / browser combinations.
Screen reader automation tools by AccessLint, including VoiceOver.js and Auto-VO
MathCAT: Math Capable Assistive Technology for generating speech, braille, and navigation.
Verified Accessibility Samples - Testing the accessibility of HTML & ARIA samples
NVDA add-on that provides descriptions for controls and images, powered by pioneering large language models. Now with first-class computer use.
Convert phoneme codes and lexicon formats for English speech synths
Javascript plugin that provides natural language descriptions of hex color codes. By https://samhaeng.com/
Unofficial FOSS-friendly fork of Google's TalkBack
An open-source screen recorder built with web technology
Integrate Talon voice dictation commands with TTS, screen readers, braille, and more!
accessibility blind hci human-computer-interaction dictation screenreader nvda talonvoice voice-dictation eyestrain
Simple and privacy friendly on-page screenreader / text-to-speech player using the native JavaScript Web Speech API
Block Screen Shots and Screen Record for iOS and Android in Flutter without using any package
This is the source code of the screen reader for devices running the Zepp operating system
Dual Voice for NVDA (adding support for multilingual speech to a famous screen reader namely NVDA).
Vis Aware is an NVDA add-on for OCR, AI-powered image description, automatic recognition, and AI-assisted computer control.
A new user's guide for the Orca screen reader on Linux
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