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Highlight any part of a Claude response and click 'Read Selection' to hear just that section read aloud. Ever get a long response from Claude and only want to hear one paragraph? Read Selection lets you highlight any portion of a Claude.ai response and hear just that section read aloud — instead of listening to the whole thing from the beginning. How it works: Highlight any text in a Claude response Click Read in the floating panel — only that part plays Hit Stop anytime, or press Alt + P Adjust speed at any time — restarts at the new speed Features: → Real-time speed control (0.5x to 2x) — change speed mid-reading → Voice picker — choose from all available voices on your system → Draggable panel — move it anywhere on screen, position is remembered → Slim collapsed mode — collapses to a tiny bar with just play and stop → Three themes — Light (matches Claude's UI), Anthropic Orange, and Charcoal → On/Off toggle — hide the panel completely from the toolbar when you don't need it → Keyboard shortcut — Alt + P to read or stop without clicking → Settings saved automatically — speed, voice, theme and position remembered across sessions Why it's useful: You got a long response but only need to hear the conclusion You want to re-listen to one specific part without rewinding You prefer listening while doing something else Accessibility — makes Claude easier to use without reading every word yourself Privacy: This extension only activates on claude.ai. It does not collect any data, does not track you, and does not send anything anywhere. Everything happens locally in your browser using built-in text-to-speech. No accounts, no sign-in, no servers.
Jun 20, 2026
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