Chrome Vox

Caitlin Cashin

By Caitlin Cashin

19 octobre 2012

GoogleDevelopers just posted a new video outlining the ChromeVox extension for the Chrome browser.  The extension is supported by all operating systems that support the Chrome browser and is an open source application.
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Have any of you used ChromeVox?  What kind of experience did you have?

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Caitlin Cashin

Caitlin Cashin

Caitlin occupe le poste de « décodeuse d'accessibilité » chez Deque Systems. Elle a rejoint l'équipe en 2011 et a occupé diverses fonctions au fil des ans. Aujourd'hui, elle consacre son temps à rechercher les meilleurs moyens de faire connaître au grand public les concepts et les solutions en matière d'accessibilité.

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