There are more than two. I do doubt that they have any support for voice effects with <strong> and <em>... if you run across a webpage that incorrectly uses these tags you may wonder why the page is always shouting at you.

http://www.w3.org/WAI/References/Browsing

I've personally tested with IBM Homepage reader.

As for CSS 2 /3 aural properties I haven't come across a single browser that imlpements any Aural CSS, likely to be a few years before we start to see that.

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Rich

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There's Emacsspeak.
http://emacspeak.sourceforge.net/

This thing used to be fun to play with but they've shortened the length of the free sample audio. Anyway, not a browser but it has *some* support for aural-css.
http://www.speakthis.com/highlights....heet%20Support

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These are cool, thanks for the links :).

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Rich

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