ScreenReader - Learn TalkBack

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About this app

The ScreenReader app contains excersises to learn the TalkBack screen reader.

Learn TalkBack gestures, such as:
- Swiping with 1 finger
- Swiping with 2 fingers
- Swiping with 3 fingers
- Tapping with 1 finger
- Tapping with 2 fingers
- Tapping with 3 fingers
- Tapping with 4 fingers
- Shortcuts

Learn TalkBack actions, such as:
- Navigate by headings
- Navigate by links
- Copy text
- Paste text
- Select text

The ScreenReader app is made available for free by the Appt Foundation.

Ratings and reviews

More options for sighted people. I want to use this for my ADHD when it's hard to read large articals. I find it a bit tedious for what I need it for but it's a good start? On Wikipedia where there is a lot of text with embedded links, I have to swipe every time I get to one of those or text that is bold or italicized. When it's reading the whole paragraph, it skips over the embbedded links. Which is cutting out important information.

I think the purpose is to teach you to use a screen reader app rather than being one, but all of this is readily available already in your app- making this app a waste of space.

I did the practice without tutorial correctly it says incorrect

What’s new

Text and design improvements