The software adds a "Read [Language Name]!" option to the right-click menu in Internet Explorer after installation, functioning similarly to Agent PowerToy for IE's "Read it!" and "Speak It!" options.
I recently installed a software that added an interesting feature to my Internet Explorer browser window. It included an additional menu option called "Read {Language Name]!" which functions similar to the well-known Agent PowerToy for IE "Read it!" and "Speak It!". For web designers, you can integrate this feature to support the Agent Powertoy and present the web page to users instead of merely reading it. A total of eleven languages are available for you to choose from.
One great advantage of having a character read a web page is that it is more relatable to viewers compared to plain text. More than that, coupling the characters with audio readings of the web page can benefit many people, including those who are visually-impaired, illiterate, and even children who enjoy using it as a fun learning tool. It's also perfect for students learning a second language or for anyone who just loves adding geeky toys to their software collection.
One great advantage of having a character read a web page is that it is more relatable to viewers compared to plain text. More than that, coupling the characters with audio readings of the web page can benefit many people, including those who are visually-impaired, illiterate, and even children who enjoy using it as a fun learning tool. It's also perfect for students learning a second language or for anyone who just loves adding geeky toys to their software collection.
What's New
Version 2.0: N/A