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...It supports picking text via mouse selection (“highlight-and-translate”), clipboard listening, or screenshot-based OCR; this makes it ideal for reading webpages, documents, images — or any on-screen text — and instantly getting translations or text extraction. The tool supports external plugin extensions, which means its functionality can be expanded far beyond the built-in options: you can add translation engines, OCR backends, TTS engines, vocabulary export (e.g. for language learning), and more. Pot-Desktop works on Windows, macOS, and Linux (including Wayland environments), and offers convenient installers or package-manager installation methods (e.g. via brew or .deb, etc.), so it’s accessible for users on all major desktop OSes.

Supertonic is a lightning-fast, on-device text-to-speech system built around ONNX Runtime for maximum speed and portability. It focuses on running entirely locally, eliminating the need for cloud APIs and providing low latency and strong privacy guarantees, even on constrained devices like Raspberry Pi boards and e-readers. The core model is highly compact at around 66 million parameters, yet benchmarks show it can generate speech up to 167× faster than real time on modern consumer hardware and significantly outpace popular cloud TTS APIs in throughput and real-time factor. ...

FastRTC is a Python library designed to simplify real-time communication (RTC), especially for audio and video streaming applications. It abstracts away much of the complexity that typically comes with implementing WebRTC by providing a simple interface — e.g. a Stream class — that can be mounted within a web backend (for example a FastAPI application). This makes it particularly well suited for building real-time voice (or video) interfaces for applications such as AI assistants, live chat,...

...The extension targets users who prefer listening over reading, as well as people with dyslexia, other learning disabilities, or eye strain, and children learning to read. Read Aloud lets users choose from multiple voices: built-in browser voices, plus premium cloud voices from providers such as Google Wavenet, Amazon Polly, IBM Watson, and Microsoft. It offers simple controls through a toolbar button, right-click menu, and keyboard shortcuts for play, pause, stop, rewind, and fast forward. Users can customize voice, speed, pitch, and text highlighting behavior directly from the extension’s settings panel.