keepassxc-browser VS read-aloud

A password manager can easily implement passkeys just like it implements passwords.

Though last I checked no browser had created an API for extensions to implement the passkey API. KeepassXC's implementation for example has to inject JS into every page to override `window.navigator.credentials` ( https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc-browser/pull/178... ). It works but is brittle, so a proper way through extension API would be nice.

The aforementioned uBlock Origin in all of them. Furthermore I have Dark Reader, KeePassXC-Browser, Redirector and (since very recently, but might be temporary) SponsorBlock in the browsers in which it makes sense.

It says on the troubleshooting guide, that for mac it runs off Chromium's folders, but nothing is showing up under those files. Also here is the troubleshooting guide: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc-browser/wiki/Troubleshooting-guide

I just found out that the keepassxc-browser extension I use caused this (https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc-browser/issues/1452)

See: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc-browser/issues/801

I use the Read Aloud Firefox extension to read newspaper articles and the wandering inn stories. Works well for me. In the configuration there are free and premium voices. I enable Google Translate voice and increase the speed a bit.

Main repo (website there too, or search on Firefox extensions): https://github.com/ken107/read-aloud

I've already used this in the past, and it's been good: https://github.com/ken107/read-aloud Good luck!

I've tried many, but only Read Aloud competes—your input is appreciated all the same <3

Here is the discussion with the developer on GitHub who's doubling down on their agenda without addressing their deceptive practice.

I don't have a wide knowledge of FOSS speech synthesizers, but one related FOSS application I can recommend is Read Aloud. It is a browser extension for Chrome/Firefox that can use both FOSS synthesizers and external proprietary ones. You can expand voices by installing more local voices. You can for free use their "Basic" voices or pay a small fee for some of their Premium voices (if you pay for premium, as I did for 1 USD, you will get free additional characters every month. I am currently sitting with more characters than I started with). You can alternatively give API keys for Google Cloud, AWS, or IBM. If you want more quality voices.