Use Firefox Voice to Surf the Web Only with Words

This updated guide examines Use Firefox Voice to Surf the Web Only with Words and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

Currently this utility only supports English language, in the future will definitely be added more language options.

However, you do not need to worry because the commands interacting with Firefox Voice are all basic sentence patterns with extremely simple structure. Anyone who has learned English will be able to use it.

For example, if you want to access the website of the New York Times, just say 'Go to the New York Times', or if you want to access the music list of singer Justin Bieber on Spotify, just issue:' Play Justin Bieber on Spotify '.

Today, the Firefox Voice utility has been tested in Firefox, supporting the following actions:

Search and navigate faster: Get information quickly from the internet without typing and entering search keywords. Instead, you just need to use some statements like:

• 'What's the name of that.?'
• 'Tell me about the.'
• 'What's.?
• 'How does…. looks like? '

Listen to music: Play and control music on your favorite websites with simple commands:

• 'Play. on.'
• 'Pause', 'Next', 'Previous'

Control tabs: Do you have a habit of opening multiple in the browser? You want to find 1 tab open or close, open a new tab?:

• 'Find my calendar tab'
• 'Close tab'
• 'Open a new tab'

There are also many other activities that you can interact with Firefox through commands.

To learn and try the Firefox Voice add-on, you can visit the website: https://events.mozilla.org/firefoxvoicecampaign

Mozilla has not yet announced the official launch date of Firefox Voice as well as a roadmap to update new language options for this highly worthwhile add-on.