Hello,
I tested ChromeVox, the screen reader for Google Chrome web browser and Google
Chrome OS, the operating system for laptops.
I tested ChromeVox on Google Chrome web browser for Mac and Windows and it
could be enought for a blind user whereas Windows or Mac doesn't show a system
dialog or web browser stops.
I explain my experience in Windows
I had to ask a friend for help to configure Google Chrome web browser because
it isn't accessible with Jaws or NVDA
Well, I installed ChromeVox extension and all of its dependences in Google
chrome web browser. I ran it usin Control+Alt+Z keystroke.
ChromeVox uses System voices in Windows and Mac
ChromeVox ran well in www.google.com page but I tryed to surf other news paper
pages or TV channel pages and ChromeVox ran slow
At certain moment, Windows shew a dialog window with a error notification of
Microsoft outlook. CrhomeVox didn't tell me anything. ChromeVox only speaks
when you use Google Chrome web browser. it doesn't let you use your operating
system.
I'll try Google Chrome OS in a native installation soon. I'll post an article
about it in my blog
Regards
Jonathan Chacón Barbero
Accessibility, usability and new technologies consultant
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