An open-source screen reader software providing text-to-speech and accessibility for blind and visually impaired users, a free alternative to commercial screen readers.
RGBlind is an open-source screen reader program designed to help blind and visually impaired users interact with their computers. It works by reading aloud text content on the screen using text-to-speech technology and allowing navigation via the keyboard. Some key features of RGBlind include:
RGBlind aims to provide an affordable screen reading solution compared to expensive proprietary options costing hundreds of dollars. It's developed by a community of blind technology enthusiasts and continues to evolve with new features. With it's open-source nature, RGBlind can be customized to suit each user's preference. For those seeking more affordable and user-friendly assistive technology for blindness, RGBlind strives to fulfill that need.