First open Chrome Browser and click the kebab or Customize and Control Google Chrome button in the upper right-hand corner to open your settings window.

Under the accessibility options, you will see Live Caption. Click the radio button to turn on Live Captioning. From here, you will be able to add other features such as supporting Live Caption languages in languages other than English, hiding profanity, live translation of Closed Captions to another language and changing caption preferences for the device that you're on.

This guide provides a straightforward process for enabling closed captions in Google Chrome, enhancing accessibility for users who rely on subtitles for better comprehension. By following the steps outlined, viewers can easily customize their browsing experience to include closed captions, making online video content more inclusive. It's a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their digital accessibility settings.

Google Chrome Closed Captions