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Microsoft Edge Multilingual Voices stop at any & character #8
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I don't know if it is an Edge problem or an Azure problem. I didn't find any bug reports for this issue. @HadrienGardeur are they already aware of it? |
Found 2 more broken charackters "<" and ">" Before making one commit for each character, I searched "all special characters" with Google and did paste the whole webpage in your demo. That was funny :D |
It's fairly hard to find reported bugs reported to Microsoft and Apple. It's not as straightforward as Google and Mozilla where you can easily look for them in their tracker. The goal of this project is to identify all bugs though, so it's good to have it here, thanks for filing it. I'm giving this one "major" in terms of severity since it can be worked around as long as you know about it.
Might be both since we're talking about online voices. As far as I'm aware, while some of the natural voices are now available offline and can be hacked into any browser using the Windows registry (you can test https://github.com/gexgd0419/NaturalVoiceSAPIAdapter), none of these multilingual voices are available offline yet. |
I didn't find a bug ticket and I don't know how many characters are causing this issue.
You can reproduce it by using the English Emma (US) at https://hadriengardeur.github.io/web-speech-recommended-voices/demo/ and adding an & into the text.
Since I replace & with my language representation of this character as a workaround, I will not know when the bug will be fixed.
Maybe you will find an existing bug or raise a new one at Microsoft.
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