Google Docs Updated With Improved Braille Navigation and Verbalization - crutcherthowenty

As part of its plans to improve Braille support in Google Docs, the search giant is rolling out several raw changes that it says will make it easier for users of assistive technologies like refreshable Braille displays. "These changes will enhance the see of reading documents with new keyboard shortcuts, improved navigation, and many reliable verbalizations", said Google in an official blog post.

To start remove, the update will bring down the newly Ctrl+Alt+H (CMD+Pick+H on Mackintosh) crosscut to toggle braille support in Docs, Sheets and Slides. While using shortcuts to pilot, Google leave announce where the pointer moves to, including comments, headings, misspellings and suggestions. Navigating finished lengthy documents and lists volition now also be more reliable, the company said.

Other changes include improved navigation and selection verbalizations when unwinding through and through tables and when selecting content, including announcing the entire cell's contents. In addition, Google as wel says that the update will better the reliability of navigating through extended documents and lists. Do note that you need to update to the up-to-the-minute versions of your assistive technologies and browsers to fully benefit from these improvements.

The update started billowing out Venerable 31st on complete Rapid Release domains, but a stuffed rollout happening all Regular Release domains will only start Sep 17th. It will be available to all G Suite customers and users with personal Google Accounts. Google further says that the features will be 'On' by default for all users with Braille supporting enabled. You can learn more details about the forthcoming features happening the official G Suite blog.