Security News > 2023 > September > Google Chrome tests Microsoft Edge-like Read Aloud feature

Google Chrome is set to enhance its user experience on the desktop by adding a "Read aloud" function, currently available for testing in the Canary version.
A notable feature of Read Aloud is the adjustable playback speed, allowing users to control the rate at which articles are read aloud.
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Google is enabling Chrome real-time phishing protection for everyone.
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