← Back to context Comment by lukevp 3 months ago What’s your extension? Sounds interesting! 3 comments lukevp Reply zirror 3 months ago Just FYI, Firefox reader mode does the same thing. It's a little button in the address bar. FergusArgyll 3 months ago Reading mode in chrome does this too. Although the tts sounds like it's far behind sota trenchpilgrim 3 months ago Probably because it needs to run locally on older CPUs, so it's likely using an old-school phonemizer that will run on a 15 year old computer.
zirror 3 months ago Just FYI, Firefox reader mode does the same thing. It's a little button in the address bar. FergusArgyll 3 months ago Reading mode in chrome does this too. Although the tts sounds like it's far behind sota trenchpilgrim 3 months ago Probably because it needs to run locally on older CPUs, so it's likely using an old-school phonemizer that will run on a 15 year old computer.
FergusArgyll 3 months ago Reading mode in chrome does this too. Although the tts sounds like it's far behind sota trenchpilgrim 3 months ago Probably because it needs to run locally on older CPUs, so it's likely using an old-school phonemizer that will run on a 15 year old computer.
trenchpilgrim 3 months ago Probably because it needs to run locally on older CPUs, so it's likely using an old-school phonemizer that will run on a 15 year old computer.
Just FYI, Firefox reader mode does the same thing. It's a little button in the address bar.
Reading mode in chrome does this too. Although the tts sounds like it's far behind sota
Probably because it needs to run locally on older CPUs, so it's likely using an old-school phonemizer that will run on a 15 year old computer.