Browser-based Closed Captions

1. Within your Chrome browser at the top right, click More   Settings.
2. At the bottom of the Settings page, click Accessibility.
3. Turn on Live Caption.

Tips:

• When you play a video, to turn on captions, at the top right click Media control .
• To use live captions for videos that autoplay, turn on the video volume.
• When you click away from the tab with sound, live captions will appear in a hover-bubble that you can drag. To return to the tab with audio, click .

Safari:

Click here to access the Safari help setting regarding closed captions.

1. On your Mac, choose Apple menu  > System Settings, click Accessibility  in the sidebar, then click Live Captions (Beta) on the right. (You may need to scroll down.)

    

2. Turn Live Captions on or off.

   The Live Captions window appears and stays on screen. If you want to hide the window when no audio is detected, click the Live Captions icon in the menu bar , then make sure Keep Onscreen isn’t chosen.

   Note: The first time you turn on Live Captions, language data is downloaded to your Mac. You must be connected to the internet.

Edge:

Click here to access the Microsoft Edge help setting regarding closed captions.

1. Within your windows settings. Select  (Start) >   Settings > Accessibility > Captions.

2. In Caption style, expand the menu, select one of the predefined options, and see how it appears in the preview.

3. To customize the selected predefined option, select Edit and then modify the option details to your liking.