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The thread discusses issues faced by users of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15 on Windows 11, particularly its incompatibility with browsers like Firefox and Chrome after the demise of Internet Explorer, highlighting the limitations of Windows' built-in voice control. The original poster expresses frustration over Microsoft's lack of voice-enabled support in Windows 11 and questions why Microsoft hasn't improved this feature, considering their past commitment. A respondent responds by emphasizing that Microsoft's voice-enabled software is officially supported only on Windows 7, 8.1, and 10, implying that using Windows 11 or Linux falls outside the intended support scope.
olivertwist

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PLEASE NOTE: This is an alert for the disabled community that uses Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15! It is impossible to use Firefox, Google Chrome, and Google email with Windows 11. Due to the demise of Internet Explorer, I switched to Firefox after Microsoft's Edge browser was not voice-enabled. Windows' built-in voice control tool has never been as good as Dragon NaturallySpeaking. Is there a reason why Microsoft can't get this right? Some years ago, Microsoft was committed to making all of their applications voice-enabled.
 

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ussnorway

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they are very clear that their software runs on 7, 8.1 or 10
if you decide to try 11 or linux then thats on you
 

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