However, this list only contains applications that we have tested intensively. The DA will probably support many more applications than listed here. But we cannot create such a detailed list, because then we would have to permanently ensure that there were no functional changes per application.
In the context of accessibility, in Windows there is the integrated speech output that reads aloud what is displayed on your screen. If this works well for all objects within an application, then there is a good chance that the Desktop Assistant will also work well. But of course this is not a 100% guarantee.
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