## Feature request
I would like to suggest an improvement to ChatGPT’s **Read Aloud** feature: synchronized scrolling and text highlighting while a response is being read.
### Current problem
When Read Aloud is used on a long response, the narration continues while the screen does not automatically follow the part of the text currently being spoken.
If I lose track of the narration, I have to manually search through the response to figure out which sentence or paragraph ChatGPT is currently reading.
This is especially inconvenient with long educational, technical, or detailed responses.
### Proposed solution
While Read Aloud is active, ChatGPT could offer a **Follow Narration** mode with:
* Automatic scrolling to keep the currently spoken text visible.
* Highlighting of the sentence or paragraph currently being read.
* The ability to tap a sentence or paragraph to continue Read Aloud from that point.
* An option to enable or disable automatic scrolling.
If the user manually scrolls away from the current narration, ChatGPT could temporarily stop following the audio and display a small **“Return to current narration”** button.
### Example
If ChatGPT is reading paragraph 12 of a 20-paragraph response, the screen would automatically move to paragraph 12 and highlight the sentence currently being spoken.
This would make it much easier to listen and read at the same time without losing your place.
### Accessibility and usability benefits
This could be particularly useful for:
* People studying long ChatGPT responses.
* Users who learn better by reading and listening simultaneously.
* Users with attention or reading difficulties.
* Users who rely on text-to-speech for accessibility.
* Mobile users, where navigating long responses manually can be more difficult.
I think this would make Read Aloud feel much more integrated with the ChatGPT interface, turning it from an audio-only experience into a synchronized **reading + listening experience**.