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The most popular FOSS screen reader by a very, very large margin is NVDA (https://www.nvaccess.org https://www.nvaccess.org). It is Windows specific, though.
by dbjorge 7y ago
The most popular FOSS screen reader by a very, very large margin is NVDA (https://www.nvaccess.org https://www.nvaccess.org). It is Windows specific, though.
- mwcampbell 7y agoThere's also the Orca screen reader for GNOME. And I believe TalkBack for Android and ChromeVox for Chrome OS are both open source. If you don't care so much about open source, as I said elsewhere on the thread, Mac has VoiceOver built in (Command+F5 to enable), and Windows has Narrator (Control+Windows+Enter to enable on recent versions). Disclosure: I'm a dev on the Narrator team at Microsoft, but I'm posting on my own behalf here.