Web API

SpeechSynthesis is used to read text out loud on web browsers using JavaScript, provided that the browser supports Text-to-Speech. It is a component of the Web Speech API, which includes SpeechSynthesis (Text-to-Speech) and SpeechRecognition (Asynchronous Speech Recognition). How to change the voice Usually, platforms provide a list of voice options, and we can select one of those voices for the speech. The available voices may depend on the operating system and browser....

Here is a list of desktop and mobile browsers that support and do not support the Web Speech API's Text-to-Speech ( SpeechSynthesis) Component, and the versions when support began. Desktop browsers that support Chrome 33 (Released 2014-02-20) Edge 14 (Released 2016-08-02) Firefox 49 (Released 2016-09-20) Opera 21 (Released 2014-05-06) Safari 7 (Released 2013-10-22) Mobile browsers that support Chrome Android 33 (Released 2014-02-26) Firefox for Android 62 (Released 2018-09-05) Safari on iOS 7 (Released 2013-09-18) Samsung Internet 3....

Text-to-speech (TTS) is a really helpful technology that lets you hear written text out loud. It's great for folks who may have difficulty reading or seeing what's on a screen, and it's also used to give spoken feedback or assistance. In this article, we'll take a look at how to use TTS with JavaScript on the browser. Check if your browser supports all Text-to-Speech features Here is a Web Tool that lets you enter your own text and have it read aloud....

The TSPL/TSPL2 Programming Language is a set of commands for creating and printing labels or receipts. It has variety of commands that can be used to generate labels of any type or complexity. Some of the most commonly used commands include TEXT, BARCODE, and QRCODE. PDF Manual A complete list of available TSPL/TSPL2 commands can be found in the following "TSPL/TSPL2 Programming Language Manual" PDF files: About TSPL/TSPL2 TSPL/TSPL2 is a command language used to control thermal label printers....