Stop and resume reading (ReadAloud-110)
Below are all the published results for the test ReadAloud-110, which appears in Read Aloud (2.0.0).
This test currently has a 88.24% pass rate.
| Testing Environment | Stop and resume reading ( ReadAloud-110) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| BoinIT Viewer [Korean] NVDA Chrome Windows | PASS | Play/Pause can be executed by pressing ctrl+space |
| BoinIT Viewer [Korean] Sens Reader Chrome Windows | PASS | Play/Pause can be executed by pressing ctrl+space |
| BoinIT Viewer [Korean] Chrome Windows | PASS | Play/Pause can be executed by pressing ctrl+space |
| Books iOS | PASS | Pause and resume functions as expected. |
| Bookshare Reader Safari macOS | PASS | Will re-read last sentence paused within. |
| Bookshelf iOS | PASS | Pause and resume reading work as expected. If the display has been moved to another place. If the display is scrolled, there is the option to start reading from the top of the currently displayed text, or to recenter on the read aloud focus. |
| Bookshelf Android | PASS | Pause and resume works as expected. |
| Colibrio Reader Edge Windows | PASS | Pause and resume works as expected. Whilst reading is active the text to be read can be controlled with a mouse click, allowing the user to skip back or forward. |
| Colibrio Reader Android | PASS | Pause and resume is achieved with the Play/Pause button. It works as expected. |
| EasyReader Windows | PASS | Pause and resume behaves as expected. |
| Kindle Android | PASS | Tapping the screen pauses the assistive reader. Tapping again resumes the read aloud from the expected position. |
| Kindle NVDA Windows | PASS | The read aloud can be paused and resumed with the space bar. |
| Kindle iOS | PASS | Tapping the screen pauses the assistive reader. Tapping the play button again resumes the read aloud from the expected position. |
| Kindle Linux | NA | Kindle Paperwhite does not offer a read aloud feature. |
| Kobo NVDA Windows | NA | No read aloud feature provided. |
| Thorium 3 macOS | PASS | Restarting reading begins at beginning of current sentence previously being read. |
| Thorium Reader 2 macOS | PASS | This works as expected. |