Speak to Chess.com (Standard Notation)
Move your pieces with voice commands (like "Queen D4"). Play hands-free using standard chess notation.
Written by Michael van Bale
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Hi! I created this extension to help you learn chess coordinates by announcing moves during your Chess.com games. It's also useful for players with visual impairments who benefit from audible notifications to follow along.
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Move Announcements: Hear every move to learn the coordinates.
Castling Detection: Announces both kingside and queenside castling.
Promotion Awareness: Informs you about pawn promotions and the promoted piece.
English Announcements: Uses a clear and pleasant female voice.
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Works great, helps me keep focus!