for accessibility issues, it is recommended that you use a screen reader to. This also works if your Magic Keyboard has a TouchID button. Screen readers are assistive technology software programs that allow blind. While holding the Command button, quickly press the TouchID button three times. There’s an alternate shortcut if you’re on macOS Big Sur or later and your Mac has a TouchID button.Press the tab key until you hear the VoiceOver option.

Press Option + Command and F5 to bring up the Accessibility shortcut panel.Once there, check the Enable Ask Siri box. It was originally developed at Sun Computers, before moving fully into the open source community. If you have Siri enabled on your Mac, you can ask it to “Turn VoiceOver on” or “Turn VoiceOver off.” If you don’t have Siri enabled, you go to the Apple Menu in the top bar, select System Preferences, and then click the Siri icon. Orca is a free, extensible screen reader program for Linux.You can turn it off by pressing the same keys and then clicking the “Turn Off VoiceOver” button. In the lower left-hand corner, there’s a Learn More button where you can get the gist of basic commands, learn how the feature works, and practice using it effectively. This should also bring up a Welcome to VoiceOver window.

Free accessibility screen reader