blindGram 2.0 made Telegram calls and shared media accessible
Released August 16, 2018 on Telegram 4.9, blindGram 2.0 made Telegram calls and shared media usable with a screen reader and brought MTProto proxies.
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Released August 16, 2018 on Telegram 4.9, blindGram 2.0 made Telegram calls and shared media usable with a screen reader and brought MTProto proxies.
Announced on August 11, 2018, the blindGram 2.0 beta previewed Telegram 4.9 with MTProto proxy support and up to three accounts under one license.
On August 10, 2018, the first blindGram 2.0 beta reached the beta channel, previewing MTProto proxy support and up to three Telegram accounts under one license.
blindGram 1.6 let a screen reader report how far a voice message has played, added an optional Jalali calendar, and fixed the problems reported in version 1.5.
blindGram 1.5 could announce exact member and view counts in channels, fixed deleting secret chats, and moved your license along with you when you changed your Telegram phone number.
blindGram 1.4 let you narrow the chat list to users, groups, channels or bots, and started reading link previews and the number of selected messages aloud.
blindGram 1.3 made Instant View articles readable with a screen reader, gave the app its own blindGram settings menu, and added controls for how voice messages are recorded and played.
blindGram 1.2 let you lock the voice recorder instead of holding the button, made Telegram's music player and its notifications work with a screen reader, and improved the Persian translation.
Two days after blindGram 1.0 Final, a Persian community article retraced the project's first weeks, from the first beta to a stable accessible Telegram app for blind users.
blindGram Plus arrived in December 2017 for anyone who wanted a second accessible Telegram account on one Android phone, with the same features as blindGram.