MuteDeck

Control Google Meet, StreamYard, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams using MuteDeck. Get the MuteDeck app from https://mutedeck.com

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MuteDeck - Control Google Meet, StreamYard, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams

MuteDeck is a Chrome extension that allows you to control Google Meet, StreamYard, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams calls. Install the extension to make these conference call software web versions available inside MuteDeck. Get more information at https://mutedeck.com

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By: https://mutedeck.com

Users: 2,000+

Rating: 3.33

(6)

Version: 3.1 (Last updated: 2024-09-27)

Creation date: 2022-10-19

Risk impact: Very high risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
activeTab
tabs

Host permissions:

https://meet.google.com/*
https://app.zoom.us/*
https://teams.microsoft.com/*
https://streamyard.com/*

Size: 74.13K

Email: ma*****@lostdomain.org

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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# 20,889 ▲ 1,376

Other platforms

Not available on Android

MuteDeck (v3.1)

5.00

(1) 43

Not available on Edge

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Control your Google Meet, StreamYard, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams calls with MuteDeck. Install this extension to make these conference call software web versions available inside MuteDeck. Get more information at https://mutedeck.com

User reviews

Florent Fossez, 2024-12-02

I alternate between Google Meet, Zoom and Teams calls every day and trying to navigate their ever-changing, poorly designed submenus to reach often used functions (like raising my hand or starting a recording). MuteDeck has been a life-changer in this and just in the past year has received lots of updates which have added lots of features like custom actions with custom shortcuts, an Action library, and webhooks for HTTP calls. While Google, Zoom and Microsoft keep switching their APIs around, the developer has always been quick to respond and update. The synergy with the Stream Deck is what blows it out of the park for me. I have consolidated a button set for MuteDeck to recognise based on what call I'm in so I can press Mute, Camera, Record, Screen Share and other command buttons and be sure that whichever type of call I'm in it's going to work.