A little Chrome extension that helps me input text using my voice on my Chromebook. It should work on macOS and Windows as well as on Linux.
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Download the source code and extract it.
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Go to
chrome://extensions
and enable the Developer mode. -
Click “Load unpacked.”
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Select the downloaded folder.
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Press
Ctrl+Shift+0
to start a stop the recognition in English language. -
Press
Ctrl+Shift+9
to start a stop the recognition in Thai language. -
Languages and keyboard shortcuts can be customized in the options.
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Whatever you speak is copied into the clipboard, so you can paste into any apps immediately afterwards. If the recognition is incorrect, you can just re-speak it (or fix it manually).
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Go to
chrome://extensions/shortcuts
to customize the keyboard shortcuts to your liking. On Windows and macOS, you may also set the shortcut to be global, so that you can use it outside Chrome.
# Generates an extension package
./scripts/build-package.sh
# These two files are generated:
# 1. `tmp/vx` - and unpacked extension
# 2. `tmp/vx.zip` - the zipped version, for uploading to Google Chrome developer dashboard
# Run it
rm -rf tmp/chrome-profile && /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --no-first-run --no-default-browser-check --user-data-dir="$PWD/tmp/chrome-profile" --load-extension="$PWD/tmp/vx"