Windows Report – Windows 10 and Microsoft News, How-to Tips - Saturday, May 25,
2019 at 10:41 AM
New Narrator command gives you a summary of the webpage you’re on
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The Windows 10 May 2019 Update is
here<https://windowsreport.com/download-install-windows-10-may-2019-update/>
but that doesn’t mean the Redmond giant stopped thinking about how to further
improve the OS.
A new OS version is scheduled for release this fall. Let’s see that new
features we can expect to get.
Well, Microsoft is planning to introduce some major changes to the Narrator app
in Windows 10 20H1.
If you’re an Insider, you can already try out the new features. Narrator came
with major accessibility improvements in the latest Windows 10 20H1 builds.
Indeed, most of these new features are related to Windows 10’s screen reader
application. Microsoft improved how Narrator works in Google Chrome.
The company has always focused on offering different built-in accessibility
features<https://windowsreport.com/pc-voice-control-windows-10/> in all
versions of Windows. These features specifically help disabled users. However,
some of these features come in handy for regular users as well.
Windows Narrator is one of those features that was initially introduced for
visually impaired users<https://windowsreport.com/screen-reading-software/>.
This screen-reading tool reads interface elements and text displayed on your
screen. It can even describe the images on the screen and supports 35 different
languages.
Let’s have a quick look at how Microsoft improved Narrator app.
Narrator generates a summary of a web page
Microsoft introduced a new command in the tool that allows Windows 10 users to
generate a summary of an entire webpage you are currently reading. You can
simply hit Narrator + S to highlight hyperlinks, headings and landmarks.
Improved data table reading
The narrator can now efficiently read data tables. When the Narrator navigates
within a column or row, it no longer repeats header information.
Earlier this year, Microsoft announced a bunch of features for Narrator app.
The company eliminated the need to download language packages and stated that
users can now download more
voices<https://windowsreport.com/unlock-new-text-to-speech-voice-windows-10/>.
Microsoft also added the option to switch between main actions on Narrator Home.
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