MozBraille
Product Description:
MozBraille is an extension to transform Mozilla or Firefox to a stand-alone accessible Internet browser designed for blind or partially sighted users. No need for a third party program like a screenreader. MozBraille offers its users three displays or outputs :
- A Braille output on a braille terminal
- A text to speech output
- A big characters view
MozBraille is a part of the VICKIE project. The main goal of this project is to create an electronic school bag for visually impaired children. The main output is Braille; the less important is text to speech because students are encouraged to listen to their teacher.
Main Features:
- Supports Microsoft SAPI 5 text to speech library. So you can use almost all speech engines under Windows. For more information on SAPI click here.
- Supports libbraille library to drive Braille terminals. So MozBraille supports over 30 Braille displays such as Alva, BrailleLite, brailleNote, Eurobraille, handytech, once, vario.
- Displays simple XHTML pages without a table.
- Has a fake XUL Braille terminal for developers who don't have a terminal.
- Users can configure how XUL or HTML elements are displayed on the three views.
- Manages the caret movements and selection on the Braille view.
More Information:
This product is discontinued by the manufacturer, but it may still be available for download from third-party websites. Try searching the product by name on the internet. Be careful as the manufacturer may no longer support it - or support it for long.