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.

dangerous app, never again. took over my whole phone which I had no more control of it. almost had a heart attack. After a while luckily I was able to go back to settings to delete the app.

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.

What’s new

Text and design improvements