Web Page Reader TTS Text To Speech

100% Free. No registration. No ads. No data sharing. Reads with no selection required. Highlights one sentence at a time.

What is Web Page Reader TTS Text To Speech?

Web Page Reader TTS Text To Speech is a user-friendly, free of charge, and no sign-in Chrome extension that reads whole web pages with very clear text-to-speech voice. The reader highlights one sentence at a time, making it ideal for scenarios like studying, multi-tasking, and language learning. It offers customization features such as control over voice, pitch, rate & volume, chosen colors for highlighted sentences, skipping code sections for developers and controlling scrolling behavior. It also can be controlled entirely from a keyboard.

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By: Cosmologix

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 3,000+

Rating: 3.00 (43)

Version: 0.7.2 (Last updated: 2023-01-15)

Creation date: 2016-10-27

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

https://ajax.googleapis.com/

Size: 379.90K

Email: to*****@protonmail.com

Ranking

# 17643 ▼ 57

Other rankings

#240 in Education ▼ 1

#40 in text to speech keyword 69 ▼ 1

#41 in reader keyword 90 ▼ 8

#47 in recommend keyword 27 ▼ 2

#73 in voice control keyword 34 ▼ 7

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Extension summary

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Overview

This extension reads web pages with text to speech (TTS) and highlights one sentence at a time. It doesn't require you to select any text first. It doesn't launch a new weird web page. And it's totally free with no sign in or registration required. And it's ad free.

By default it reads the whole page, top to bottom. However, if you select any text, even just a word, it starts reading at your selection, but continues on from there until you stop it, or it reaches the end of the page. Now with better "sentence" identification.

Use Cases

👓 Cramming for exams 👓 Vision impaired 👓 Multi-tasking 👓 Adult continuing education 👓 Learning a new language 👓 Cramming for technical interviews 👓 Relaxing with a good book and a cup of tea

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Works well for many users once set up properly.
Allows operation with keyboard shortcuts.
Option to start reading from anywhere on the page by selecting text.

Cons

Inconsistent performance; stops reading unexpectedly.
Reading speed is too slow for some users.
Does not work for several users, causing frustration.

Most mentioned

Reading stops when switching tabs.
Desire for faster reading speed options.
Issues with reading non-coherent hyperlinks and symbols.

Recent reviews

My main reason for it doesn't work. I like to have it read a page while I'm viewing another tab...it stops reading when the other tab is selected. : - (

Mitchell McClure, 2024-10-11

Works for me but its annoying that i can't turn it off sometimes

Yap, Wolver Vanshrek D., 2024-05-30

well it works but it the only down side is that it reads like"main menu service page artivle help..." u get it but it is countered by selecting where to read from but it is hard to do in places like wikepedia, i like the slowness so u can comprehend and u can write while it speaks. overall 4 stars.