tspivey

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   by tspivey 1y ago

   I was surprised by this. I don't use Edge much, and I don't remember being asked about it.
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   by tspivey 3y ago

   I've been using this for around 20 years. It works well for browsing both the web and local files, though JavaScript makes it less useful now. I have plugins to browse a lot of file types; an epub will open as an HTML file and let me r
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   by tspivey 5y ago

   Somewhere useful depends on the app. In an editor, it's the line of text I'm editing. In a file manager, it's the currently focused file. The hardware cursor is where it will start reading when I press read current line, word
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   by tspivey 5y ago

   You don't need to dump the screen, the screen reader takes care of letting you explore the screen by line, word, character, etc. Some curses programs work reasonably well with screen readers (e.g. Mutt and WeeChat). One useful way to m