Audio Verification for Blogger CAPTCHA tool

By Blog Bloke May 3rd, 2006 Buzz thisBuzz it Share this on Facebook

Blogger has added an audio verification method for its word verification CAPTCHA tool because many bloggers are not able to see it. That’s good news for the reading or visually impaired.

If you cannot see a word verification image, or if you just want to change things up a bit, click the accessibility Audio Verification for Blogger CAPTCHA toolaccessibility icon next to the text field to hear a series of digits. Just type what you hear (in Javascript browsers we set the form field focus automatically) and you’ll be good to go.

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