Google Chrome Introduces Listen To This Page In Hindi And Bengali
Google is rolling out a new " Listen to this page " feature for Chrome users on Android , enabling them to listen to web pages in their chosen language and voice . According to a report by 9to5Google, this feature will soon be available to all stable users.
To access this feature, users need to tap the "Listen to this page" option located in the three-dot menu of the Chrome Android app, just below the Translate option. This feature allows users to listen to the entire page in a podcast-like manner, with controls to play, pause, rewind, fast-forward, and skip 10 seconds.
Currently, there are four voice options available: Ruby (mid-pitch, warm), River (mid-pitch, bright), Field (low-pitch, bright), and Moss (low-pitch, peaceful). Language options include English, Hindi , Bengali , Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
It's important to note that the "Listen to this page" feature is not available for all web pages. If a website does not support this feature, it will not appear in the three-dot menu. Previously, users could listen to a page using a voice command to Google Assistant, but the new feature offers more customization options for languages and voices. The feature was spotted by 9to5Google in version 125 of the Android Chrome app.
To see if this feature is available, update your app and check the three-dot menu. iOS users already have a similar "Listen to Page" feature in the Safari web browser, where pages are read in Siri’s voice.
To exit this mode, simply tap "Close."
To access this feature, users need to tap the "Listen to this page" option located in the three-dot menu of the Chrome Android app, just below the Translate option. This feature allows users to listen to the entire page in a podcast-like manner, with controls to play, pause, rewind, fast-forward, and skip 10 seconds.
Currently, there are four voice options available: Ruby (mid-pitch, warm), River (mid-pitch, bright), Field (low-pitch, bright), and Moss (low-pitch, peaceful). Language options include English, Hindi , Bengali , Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
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It's important to note that the "Listen to this page" feature is not available for all web pages. If a website does not support this feature, it will not appear in the three-dot menu. Previously, users could listen to a page using a voice command to Google Assistant, but the new feature offers more customization options for languages and voices. The feature was spotted by 9to5Google in version 125 of the Android Chrome app.
To see if this feature is available, update your app and check the three-dot menu. iOS users already have a similar "Listen to Page" feature in the Safari web browser, where pages are read in Siri’s voice.
- How to Use "Listen to this page" on Google Chrome :
- Open Google Chrome on your Android device.
- Navigate to the website you want to listen to.
- Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
- Select More > Listen to this page.
To exit this mode, simply tap "Close."
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