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Read Aloud Feature?

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Pheonix_Fired

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So, I saw on a post that a user was using a read aloud feature, and I didn't even know that one existed on this site. Can someone enlighten me on how to use it(if it exists)?
 
They could have been using something even more general than a browser extension too, pretty sure most if not all modern OSes have built in screen readers in their accessibility options, even some free OSes like Linux Ubuntu have a very basic one. Just google your OS and screen reader and you should be able to find if there's one built in easily enough, unless you're using something really weird and niche you should have one.
 
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