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Google is rolling out a new “Listen to this page” feature for Android, which will read out the entire web page to users, while also offering many customisation options. The new feature was first spotted by 9to5Google on Google Chrome for Android version 125, and the update should be available to all stable users soon.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
Also Read | Google Chrome gears up for AI push: From tabs to smarter browsing, what all can change<\/a><\/p>\n On the Chrome Android app, the Listen to this page option appears just below the Translate option in the three-dots menu. Tapping on the new option should start playback in a podcast-like layout with the ability to play, pause, rewind, fast forward or skip 10 seconds and even change the preferred voice.<\/p>\n For now, there are 4 voices to choose from, including Ruby ( mid-pitch, warm), River ( mid-pitch, bright), Field ( low-pitch, bright) and Moss ( low-pitch, peaceful). In addition to English, the new feature is available in a number of other languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.<\/p>\n However, a Google support page states that ‘Listen to this page’ isn’t yet available on all websites, and if a page isn’t available for playback, the ‘Listen to this page’ option won’t appear in the overflow menu.<\/p>\n