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Oversikten viser en blanding av kommersielt tilgjengelige nettlesere og nettlesere under utvikling. Enkelte av disse tilbyr nedlastbare gratisversjoner og demoversjoner. Oversikten inkluderer talestyrte nettlesere.

Kilde: World Wide Web Consortium

• Braillesurf from Braillenet
  Braille is a system using six to eight raised dots in various patterns to represent letters and numbers that can be read by the fingertips.
  
• BrookesTalk
  This browser under development by Oxford Brookes University focuses on facilitating intelligent web-searching. Speech output, screen-magnification.
  
• EIAD 
  A browser from Sarsfield Solutions which provides enhancements specifically for people with special needs and learning difficulties. Touch-screen, simplified language interface.
  
• EMACSPEAK
  The speech-enabled environment for EMACS, runs under UNIX or LINUX, includes full web browsing capabilities through W3. Speech output, simple keyboard interface.
  
• HomePage Reader
  The speech-based browser from IBM, using Internet Explorer as its engine designed for blind and visually impaired. Speech output and standard graphical user interface. Full function trial available, multiple languages available
  
• Marco Polo
  A plug-in for Netscape Navigator from Sonicon with speech and auditory icons. Speech output, audio icons, simple keyboard interface.
  
• MultiWeb
  Disability-specific browser developed at Deakin University. Speech output, screen magnification, scanning for switch devices.
  
• Sensus Internet Browser
  A low-vision internet browser from Sensus in Denmark. Speech output, Braille support, special screen fonts.
  
• Simply Web 2000
  A talking interface using the Internet Explorer engine. Speech output, simple keyboard interface.
  
• WebSound
  A talking interface using the Internet Explorer engine, from the University of Geneva. A talking browser with synchronised magnified text display that can provide audio/haptic feedback on element types and positioning. Speech input available.
  
• ConversaWeb
  Voice-activated browser allowing spoken selection of links using "saycons".
  
• webHearit
  A telephone-based tool using the telephone keypad as an interface to navigate suitably configured pages.
  
• SpeecHTML
  A subscription service from Vocalis, allowing a participating site to provide telephone access using voice commands.
  

For mere informasjon http://www.w3.org

2005-04-05Av Gunnar Bråthen