Google Chrome for Android Gets a ‘Listen to This Page’ Text-to-Speech Feature: How to Use

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Chrome for Android Gets a ‘Listen to This Page’ Text-to-Speech Feature: How to Use

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Chrome for Android is getting a new feature dubbed Listen to this Page, which will let the browser read any text-heavy webpage aloud. The text-to-speech (TTS) feature is being integrated into the Android app, and users will be able to access it from the three-dotted menu icon. The feature opens a miniplayer that comes with play/pause, a progress bar, playback speed options, and more. Users can also listen to a webpage in multiple voices and different languages as well.

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Chrome’s Listen to This Page feature

According to a dedicated

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for the feature, it can be used to read the text on a website while using an Android device. The feature can play the audio while the user switches to a different tab. The audio can also play while the screen is locked. While the feature has begun rolling out to users, a wider release may take a few weeks. The feature is being rolled out with the

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Chrome version 125. Gadgets 360 staff were able to find this new feature on the latest version of Chrome for Android.

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Chrome’s Listen to this page feature supports several languages including Arabic, Bengali, ********, English, French, *******, Hindi, Indonesian, *********, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish. Further, several voice types are also available for users to choose from. The TTS feature has Ruby (mid-pitch, warm), River (mid-pitch, calm), Field (low-pitch, bright), and Moss (low-pitch, peaceful) voice options in English (US). It offers Cloud (mid-pitch, soothing) and Dale (low-pitch, calm) in English (***), and Lake (mid-pitch, calm) in English (India) languages.

Once the feature is turned on, users will find a miniplayer at the bottom of the screen which comes with play/pause, a progress bar, a 10-second fast forward/rewind, and playback speed options. The overflow menu also auto-scrolls as the voice reads the text. Once the app is closed, the voice is paused.

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Chrome remembers where it was paused and upon reopening the app, it can start playing from where it left off.

How to Use

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Chrome’s Listen to This Page Feature

1. Open the
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   Chrome app on your Android device.
2. Open a webpage with text. The page should be text-heavy.
3. Once the page fully loads, tap the icon on the top right with three vertical dots.
4. Look for Listen to this page. Tap on it.
5. To change the playback speed: Tap on the miniplayer.
6. In the player window, tab the three horizontal dots on the bottom right.
7. Tap on Playback Speed.
8. To change the voice, tap on Voice. Tap Preview to try out the voice.
9. Tap Highlight text and auto-scroll to enable the feature.

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