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Adaptive technology
Mark Smith edited this page Jun 3, 2026
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This page lists accessibility software that Dreamwidth should be able to interact with.
| Product | OS | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| FireVox | Firefox addon | |
| JAWS | Windows | No demonstration version available for testing, but the most widely used screen reader. |
| nVDA | Windows | Open source. |
| Orca | Linux/GNOME | |
| SA to go | Windows | Free service. |
| supernova | Windows | |
| VoiceOver | Mac OSX | |
| Window-Eyes | Windows | 30-minute timed demonstration available for testing. |
| Product | OS | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dragon NaturallySpeaking | Windows | |
| Dragon Dictate | Mac OSX | |
| Windows Speech Recognition | Windows Vista/Windows 7 | Built into the OS. |
| Product | OS | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Firefox Accessibility Extension | Firefox addon | Although very useful for developers, this is also useful for people using adaptive technology, and to give them greater control over what Firefox offers in terms of access keys, etc. |
| Mouseless Browsing | Firefox addon | Adds numbers next to all links to make them keyboard accessible. |
| Webvisum | Firefox addon | Makes Firefox more fully functioned for people using screen readers. Automated captcha solving, OCR character recognition of image-only text links so they can be read aloud, and the ability for end-users to label unlabel fields for later read aloud. |
| ZoomText | Windows | Blows up the text on the screen for people with limited vision. |
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