Video and audio editor with built-in screen reader and strong accessibility support.
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Video and audio editor with built-in screen reader and strong accessibility support.
This add-on allows to listen the typed symbols (non alphanumeric or blank characters), even when the speaking of typed characters is turned off in NVDA.
This update mirror source is provided for NVDA Chinese community users. It can enhance the update speed of NVDA, improve the search and download speed of the add-on store, and resolve issues where certain network operators are unable to download add-ons from the add-on store, thus effectively improving user experience.
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