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Add a working tts library for Chrome OS #2999
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Added tts
Added tts block xml
Umm, can you tell us what this is about, in particular how it's different from the existing "text to speech" library? |
Ever since this, most (if not all) chrome users have been unable to invoke JavaScripts tts api using
But, by canceling using
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Hmm... I've just tried the existing library in Chrome 99 and it works just fine... |
On chrome os?
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no, in Chrome on a Mac and also in Windows. |
Better naming
Better fitting name
Yet another typo
Fixed accordingly
Personally, I have not idea why it doesn't work or why doing this does work... This is a screen recording of using tts with and without |
Also, pardon my unclearness... |
Gee, I make lots of typos -w-
In an attempt to fix my typo, a made ANOTHER typo: fixed (i think)
Ok, so I noticed that on first run of the block it doesn't speak. I'm going to convert this PR into a draft to figure out how to fix this... |
Simple JS tts api implementation that actually works on chrome browsers.
Done by using the built-in tts api and adding
window.speechSynthesis.cancel()
before speaking the message, which fixes tts not working.