worked perfectly

It will be perfect if you can add the translation of word in phonetic alphabet , otherwise thank you very much for your work !

Basically, it does nothing. I think that it didn't install the voices because the select combo is blank. I am on Firefox – Arch Linux – Kernel 6.1.12 – x86_64.

I think it does an ok job at what it supposed to do, I'm glad its not a pop up window that'll go away as soon as you click off. I will say though, something this app is severely missing is, 1: more voices, and 2: more options for the voice, so like speed rate, etc. I like to speed my tts a lot and this app doesn't have the amount of speed I'd like.

SPYWARE! Look at the permissions it demands before installing!

The pause button does not work.

Firefox 73.0.1 (64-bit) on FreeBSD-CURRENT.

It works but the voice is too robotic.

I'm sorry but I can't give more than 1 star. The robotic voice is awful.

manual input of relevant text will not read automatically

It works. Good job for creating a working TTS. But this is not what I'm looking for. This requires cut and pasting into a sidebar context box. I am seeking a full page TTS reader that does not require cut and pasting sentences, paragraphs, or entire sections of pages. Thanks though.

Additional TTS voices are not available, only voices in the machine. A TTS software like Balabolka with some voice engines (ex. IVONA) installed is the way to go for people who are serious about TTSs, not this.

The Firefox Extension has only two Microsoft electronic voices. The explanation for the app provides a list of other voices that are available but does not provide any explanation about how to add those voices.
Because of vision problems, I need text to voice and I am used to just playing the highlighted text without having to copy and paste it. I do like the play, pause, resume and stop buttons - those could be just the universal symbols for those commands. It is annoying to have to delete the text once it has been spoken - it seem like that should be automatic.