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Can screen readers even identify the name of a language? This can be important, so a user either knows to avoid the language (when they know they don't know it), or knows the name of the language so they can go find a capable synthesizer.
How to test:
Make one big page with ~100 lines of lang="xxx", one for each language in my large sample.
Maybe it's enough for each line to contain some digits.
Or if necessary, I could try generating language endonyms from JavaScript Intl methods.
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Check which languages the screen reader can identify by name
Check which languages a screen reader can identify by name
Jan 7, 2025
I started the test page and got some initial results. Digits seem enough for this narrow technical test, but I need a spreadsheet both for entering results and for keeping track of which language is which.
Can screen readers even identify the name of a language? This can be important, so a user either knows to avoid the language (when they know they don't know it), or knows the name of the language so they can go find a capable synthesizer.
How to test:
lang="xxx"
, one for each language in my large sample.Intl
methods.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: