Greetings,
Looks very interesting, if it is stand-alone and enables us to stop using
WinAmp, Windows Media Player VLC Media Player, good, I'm definitely
interested. If it only works as part of a browser such as MicroSoft Edge,
Crome or whatever, yes, I am still interested because of it's apparrent good
accessibility functions.
I am interested to hear from any who may have given it a try. I wonder if
it works with Guide Connect? How about specialist equipment some use such as
Braille Sense and the like?
AccessPlay is a new, fully keyboard-accessible audio player extension for
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. It replaces the default browser audio player with
a faster, clearer, and screen reader-friendly interface.
Get it For Google Chrome
Get it for Mozilla Firefox
Get it for Microsoft Edge
Note: This extension does not support some custom audio players, such as
audible, Spotify, and Apple Music.
Why Install AccessPlay?
Play audio with full keyboard control
Playback speed from 0.5x to 5.0x
Custom skip forward and backward duration
Jump to any time using hours, minutes, and seconds
One-click audio download
Screen reader announcements for every action
Keyboard Shortcuts
Space - Play / Pause
Left / Right Arrow - Skip backward / forward
Up / Down Arrow - Volume control
[ / ] - Decrease / Increase speed
= - Reset speed
+ / - - Max / Min speed
Accessibility First
AccessPlay is designed for keyboard and screen reader users. All controls
are labeled, all changes are announced, and every function works without a
mouse.
Get Started
Install AccessPlay from your browser's extension store and open any online
audio file to begin. Your volume, speed, and skip preferences are saved and
synced automatically.
Support and documentation:
https://wesleymartin.net/docs/accessplay/
AccessPlay - a keyboard-accessible audio player for everyone.
--
Wesley Martin
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