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The thread discusses issues faced by disabled users with Windows 11, particularly concerning the lack of voice command support for popular browsers like Firefox and Chrome, and dissatisfaction with the built-in Windows voice tools compared to Dragon NaturallySpeaking. The original poster expresses frustration that Microsoft has not maintained voice accessibility in Windows 11, unlike in the past. A subsequent comment criticizes Windows 11 overall, labeling it a failure and implying frustration with ongoing user experience challenges.
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VoiceUser 429

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ALERT to the disabled community who uses Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15! Windows 11 is NO GOOD. It doesn't allow any commands for using key applications, such as Firefox and Google Chrome and Google email. The Microsoft browser of Edge is also not voice-enabled, which is why I changed to using Firefox after the sad demise of Internet Explorer. The built in voice control tool in Windows has never been as good as Dragon NaturallySpeaking. Why can't Microsoft get this right? In some years past, Microsoft had a firm commitment to making sure all of their applications were voice accessible.
 

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AdrianG001

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As a whole new operating system, though, Windows 11 is already a failure - one that Microsoft will have to live with for the next five years. It's just too bad that we'll have to live with it as well.
 

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