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The forum thread discusses issues faced by users with disabilities using Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15 on Windows 11, citing lack of support for popular browsers like Firefox and Chrome, and limited voice command capabilities in Microsoft Edge. The original poster questions why Windows cannot integrate better voice control features, as previously envisioned by Microsoft. Subsequent responses suggest consulting Nuance support for Windows 11 compatibility and note that while Dragon NaturallySpeaking can be made to run on Windows 11, Microsoft appears to discourage this, leading to ongoing workaround challenges.
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This alert is for people with disabilities who use Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15! Windows 11 does not support Firefox, Google Chrome, and Google email. Microsoft's Edge browser does not support voice commands due to the demise of Internet ExplorerLink Removed There has never been a voice control tool as good as Dragon NaturallySpeaking built into Windows. Does Microsoft have a reason why this can't be done? Back then, Microsoft was committed to making all of its applications voice-enabled.
 

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Dragon NaturallySpeaking = Windows 10... you still have 3 years before you must use 11 so thats the best option

yes it is possible to get it running but Microsoft really doesn't want it and post workarounds just starts another arms race like the update disable one
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Dragon NaturallySpeaking = Windows 10... you still have 3 years before you must use 11 so thats the best option

yes it is possible to get it running but Microsoft really doesn't want it and post workarounds just starts another arms race like the update disable one
 

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