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Abstract

People with vision impairments interact with web pages via screen readers that provide keyboard shortcuts for navigating through the content. However, web browsing with screen readers can be a frustrating experience mainly due to time and effort spent on locating the desired content through the extensive use of keyboard shortcuts. This gets even worse if users have limited shortcut vocabulary or are not familiar with the structure of a particular webpage. Augmenting screen readers with a speech input interface has the potential to alleviate the above limitations.

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