Survey or industry report
Screen Reader User Survey #10 Results
WebAIM, WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind), 2024
Read the originalRead on October 16, 2026
- What it is
- The results of WebAIM's tenth screen reader user survey, run from December 2023 to January 2024 with 1,539 respondents. It reports which screen readers people use as their primary tool on desktop and on mobile.
- How much weight it carries
- A large, self-selected survey of people who opted in through WebAIM's audience, so it over-represents people already engaged with web accessibility. It is the most recent survey we found. Shares describe primary screen reader use, not the share of all blind people.
Facts taken from this source
- In WebAIM's tenth survey, JAWS was the primary desktop or laptop screen reader for 40.5 percent of respondents.
“JAWS remains the highest reported primary desktop/laptop screen reader at 40.5% of respondents” (Key results)
- In WebAIM's tenth survey, NVDA was the primary desktop or laptop screen reader for 37.7 percent of respondents.
“NVDA which is now the primary screen reader for 37.7% of respondents” (Key results)
- In WebAIM's tenth survey, VoiceOver usage on desktop or laptop computers was 9.7 percent of respondents.
“VoiceOver usage remains relatively stable at 9.7%” (Key results)
- In WebAIM's tenth survey, VoiceOver was the most popular mobile screen reader, used by 70.6 percent of respondents.
“with VoiceOver being the most popular by far at 70.6%” (Key results)