How to disable VoiceOver on Mac

Mac computers include many accessibility options, helps people with some type of disability can also use the computer without problems. The option to change the colors and contrasts of the screen, in addition to the size of the letters, include subtitles or blinks to replace the sound alerts, etc. One of the options that people with vision problems have is VoiceOver, which causes a voice to tell you what is happening on the screen and allows you to control the computer only with the keyboard. If you have activated it to try it, but you prefer to return to the usual, do not worry, in .com we tell you how to deactivate VoiceOver on Mac.

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Mac computers have accessibility issues in mind so that they can be configured from one place, to make it easier. To access that control center, go to System Preferences> Accessibility.

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Once in Accessibility, you will see that several options appear in the left column. They are the different elements that you can adapt according to your needs: Screen, Zoom, Descriptions, Subtitles, etc. One of the options is VoiceOver . Select it

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You will see in the VoiceOver panel a description of what the functionality does (provide descriptions by voice) and two ways to control its activation or deactivation. You can, on the one hand, press cmd + F5.

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The other option, very simple now that you are within Accessibility> VoiceOver, is simply uncheck the "Activate VoiceOver" box . Do it and you will see how instantaneously the team stops reading aloud everything you are doing.

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If at any time you want to activate VoiceOver again, you just have to go back to System Preferences> Accessibility> VoiceOver or simply, wherever you are, press cmd + F5.