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Rango by David Tejada

Extension that allows you to interact with webpages using your voice and talon

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Rango shows small hints that you can click by voice
About this extension
Rango is a cross browser extension that helps you interact with web pages using your voice and talon. It does this by drawing hints with letters next to elements that you can use to click, hover, copy or show link addresses and many more features to come.
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This add-on needs to:

  • Read and modify bookmarks
  • Get data from the clipboard
  • Input data to the clipboard
  • Display notifications to you
  • Access browser tabs
  • Access browser activity during navigation
  • Access your data for all web sites
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Version
0.8.3
Size
479.22 kB
Last updated
21 days ago (1 May 2025)
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MIT Licence
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Release notes for 0.8.3
Changed
  • Many improvements related to accessibility of settings page and toast
    notifications. Thanks to @bacall213.
  • Remove setting "Hint Minimum Contrast Ratio" in favor of "Enhanced Contrast"
    that provides better contrast while better matching the page colors.
  • Use APCA contrast algorithm for more consistent contrasting of colors.
  • Change setting "Hint Weight" to "Hint Font Bold" and make it enabled by
    default. Remove the option "auto" that changed the font weight depending on
    the contrast.
  • Change the default font size to 12px.

Fixed
  • Fix missing hints in some pages that use colors from CSS Color Module Level 4.
  • Fix hints not matching page colors when the page uses colors from CSS Color
    Module Level 4.
  • Fix flipped hints in some pages that use transform: scaleY(-1) to reverse
    the order of elements.
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