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The Audio Features section covers tools that enhance audio accessibility for people who may have hearing impairments or need audio support, such as screen readers, captions, and audio adjustments.
Narrator is a screen reader that reads out the text on your screen and helps users with visual impairments navigate their device.
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Microsoft Edge Immersive Reader simplifies webpages, removing distractions and making it easier to read, while also offering audio support like reading the content aloud.
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Live Captions provide real-time text for audio content, helping users who are deaf or hard of hearing to follow along with video or audio content.
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Mono Audio combines audio into one channel, so users with hearing impairments in one ear don’t miss important sounds.
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The Visual Features section provides tools to enhance visibility on your screen for those with visual impairments, including magnification and color adjustments.
Magnifier makes everything on your screen bigger, helping users with visual impairments to see content more clearly.
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Color Filters and High Contrast allow you to change the colors on your screen or apply contrast to make content more visible for users with color blindness or other visual impairments.
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