Home Assistant Mute Switch

Control your mute status in Google Meet with Home Assistant. Just point the plugin to your Home Assistant URL, give it a long lived…

Control Mute Status in Google Meet

Home Assistant Mute Switch is a Chrome extension that lets you control your mute status in Google Meet by integrating with Home Assistant. With this extension, you can easily manage your mute state by connecting it to your preferred sensor, light, or switch in Home Assistant.

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By: Ole-Kenneth

Users: 23

Version: 1.0.0 (Last updated: 2022-01-20)

Creation date: 2022-01-12

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

https://meet.google.com/*

Size: 45.92K

Email: *****@rait.no

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# 106,687 ▲ 5,567

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#34743 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 826 #108 in switch keyword 20 ▲ 7 #140 in home keyword 24 ▲ 1

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Control your mute status in Google Meet with Home Assistant. Just point the plugin to your Home Assistant URL, give it a long lived access token, and pick the sensor/light/switch to control the mute state.

FYI: Be aware that this version will only work with SSL/HTTPS connection to Home Assistant.

User reviews

It works as expected. Bear in mind you will need to have Home Assistant configured for HTTPS/SSL connections and know how to generate a long lived token in Home Assistant. You'll also need to know how to reference your sensors by their proper names. I guess if you've come as far as you have with Home Assistant to even consider these things then they shouldn't be difficult hurdles to overcome. I'd have like to see a basic guide to the pre-requisites here however. I've paired this up with a Home Assistant automation that toggles a light sensor red when I'm 'on air' (in a GMeeting) with the shake of an Aqara cube - it's overkill but someone asked if I could do it and via this plugin its possible. I love it.