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Reads the readable text of any web page aloud with synced highlighting and keyboard controls. Listenr π§ Turn any article, blog post, or web page into audio β so you can listen instead of read. Just open a page and press play. Listenr reads the text aloud using your system's built-in voices and highlights each sentence as it's spoken, so you never lose your place. β FEATURES β’ Read any page aloud β articles, news, documentation, long reads β’ Synced highlighting β the current sentence is highlighted on the page as it plays β’ Floating mini player β play/pause, skip sentences, and change speed without opening the popup β’ Adjustable speed β from 1Γ up to 3Γ (defaults to a comfortable 2Γ) β’ Remembers your position β pick up exactly where you left off on each page β KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Mac: β’ Play / Pause β β₯ / β’ Speed up β β₯ β β’ Speed down β β₯ β β’ Next sentence β β₯ β β’ Previous sentence β β₯ β Windows / Linux β’ Play / Pause β Alt + / β’ Speed up β Alt + β β’ Speed down β Alt + β β’ Next sentence β Alt + β β’ Previous sentence β Alt + β β PRIVATE BY DESIGN Listenr uses your computer's built-in speech engine, so page text stays on your device. It sends only pseudonymous, coarse usage analyticsβsuch as install, open, and playback eventsβto help improve the extension. It never sends URLs, page titles, browsing history, page or document text, highlighted text, search terms, voice names, or reading positions. Perfect for multitasking, giving your eyes a rest, accessibility, or just getting through your reading list faster.
Sep 2, 2026
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