I'm curious to hear from fellow blind users about your favorite accessible Windows apps! I just reinstalled Windows and would love some recommendations. What apps do you find essential for daily tasks, productivity, or just for fun? Please share your favorites! #Blind #VisuallyImpaired #Accessibility #WindowsApps #AssistiveTechnology #Windows
Sean Randall
in reply to Lanie Carmelo • • •Keepass for managing passwords.
Ditto for managing my clipboard.
Executor for launching things.
Calcute for adding things up and otherwise being a better calculator than Windows already has.
MemPad for notetaking.
Microsip for my landline telephone number I've had for decades.
Jarte for when I occasionally need a long form editor with a spellcheck.
MUSHclient for online gaming, not that I have in years now sadly.
RedditForBlind for redditing.
tweesecake for being on Mastodon if I am not already in a browser.
I still use an old Winamp for music.
Veracrypt for accessing my encrypted volumes.
I'm primarily a Firefox, ms office, NVDA and Dropbox user.
Lanie Carmelo
in reply to Sean Randall • • •Sean Randall
in reply to Lanie Carmelo • • •I regularly have news or radio streaming alongside ambiphone or mynoise in a background tab without issue.
Lanie Carmelo
in reply to Sean Randall • • •Sean Randall
in reply to Lanie Carmelo • • •Executor, ease your daily computer workflow
executor.dkAndy
in reply to Sean Randall • • •Sean Randall
in reply to Andy • • •I use that to tag audio. pretty niche.
Mp3tag - der universelle Tag Editor (ID3v2, MP4, OGG, FLAC, ...)
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