Google Chrome
When videos are played in the Chrome browser, auto-captioning is enabled, displaying captions in paragraph form rather than as linear sentences. However, these captions cannot be saved as transcripts to protect copyrighted content.
How to Add Google Chrome as a Browser	Windows 1. Launch your current web browser (e.g., Mozilla Firefox, Safari, etc.) and search for "Google Chrome" in your preferred search engine, or directly enter the URL: https://www.google.com/chrome 2. Click the "Download Chrome" button 3. If prompted, click Run or Save: If you choose Save, to start installation, either: Double-click the download Click Open file 4. If you're asked, "Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device," click Yes 5. Start Chrome: Windows 10 and up: A Chrome window opens after everything is done. You can make Chrome your default browser. Other Operating Systems: Instructions on how to download and install Google Chrome can be found here.
How to Turn on Live Captions for Videos (written instructions)	Live Captions in Google Chrome
How to Turn on Live Captions for Videos (video)	Live Captions in Google Chrome (YouTube)

Windows 11

Live captioning via Windows 11 doesn't rely on a browser and can provide captions for downloaded videos or podcasts.

The live captioning settings are highly configurable for visual preferences.

How to Turn on Live Captions (written instructions)