orca and talkback are stable.
only apple fanboys says anything else
Den 30 juli 2021 21:34:59 skrev Adri Orjales <adriorjalesvidal31@gmail.com>:
Hi Aron
I strongly recommend you to use NVDA.
Under my opinion, is the simplest and most stable screen reader.Under Linux, there are not stable screen readers. Orca can be used if there's no other option.
Back to windows, Jaws is good but has a high learning curve.
In terms of smartphones, voiceover is more stable than talkback. I can't say the same under Mac OS, but there in OSX there are no options.
If you need more info, nvda has an official mailing list on it's official site.
Regards
El 30 jul 2021, a las 21:24, Aaron <aaron.chantrill@dottywood.org> escribió:
On 7/30/21 3:05 PM, Ahmed Hassan wrote:
Well, a list of screen readers:
Voiceover (apple operating systems: ios, macos ETC)
Orca (linux screen reader)
NVDA (windows screen reader: free)
JAWS (windows screen reader: paid but has a free trial)
Kind regards: Ahmed
Thanks Ahmed. Do you have any recommendations of which of those work
better for you? I use Orca for my own testing, but have never gotten it
working well enough to use for a demonstration. It is a bit inconsistent
about what it reads when tabbing through elements, and if I use a voice
other than espeak (flite, marytts, etc) it clips badly. I'd love to know
if your experience is better.I will check out NVDA and JAWS. I've heard of them, but rarely work with
Windows. Unfortunately, I think MacOSX or iOS are right out for me.Thanks, Aaron