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a lot of that may be TTS accessibility features. I know Ubuntu, among others, used to ship Firefox without modules it defaulted into, so it would complain harm
by serf 9mo ago
a lot of that may be TTS accessibility features.
I know Ubuntu, among others, used to ship Firefox without modules it defaulted into, so it would complain harmlessly and bring up an annoying pop-up-blocked style modal when the TTS module/engine was missing.
(they may still do this, but i'm not up to date.)
- LeratoAustini 9mo agoOh so maybe they are just initialising the TTS by default, ready for those who need it for accessibility? That would make sense. I'm on a Debian, so that ties in with what you mentioned. It's easy to get rid of the error, I was more just curious. Thought maybe mainstream websites had started blasting speech at users as soon as they arrived.