Fuze for Chrome

The Fuze for Chrome extension allows you to place phone calls directly from websites and create Fuze Meetings from your Calendar.

Fuze for Chrome: Integrated Calling & Meeting Tool

"Fuze for Chrome" is a Chrome extension designed to improve productivity and communications. It allows users to place phone calls directly from web pages, such as emails or chat threads. Additionally, users can easily create video meetings from their Google Calendar with just a single click. The tool simplifies communication and integrates seamlessly with other platforms for maximum convenience and efficiency.
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Extension stats

By: Fuze
Users: 100,000+
Rating: 3.77
(31)
Version: 122.11222.11047.0 (Last updated: 2023-01-12)
Creation date: 2020-05-08
Risk impact: High risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Manifest version: 2
Permissions:
  • desktopCapture
  • storage
  • unlimitedStorage
  • tabs
  • activeTab
  • webNavigation
  • cookies
  • https://*.fuzemeeting.com/*
  • https://*.thinkingphones.com/*
  • https://*.contactive.com/*
  • See more
Size: 1.26M

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Not available on Android
Not available on Firefox
Not available on Edge
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Extension summary

The Fuze for Chrome extension allows you to initiate phone calls directly from web pages, including Gmail emails and Microsoft Teams chats, and create video meetings right from your Google Calendar with a single click.

Simply click on the Fuze icon next to any phone number, listed on a web page, to make a call. To create a meeting from Google Calendar, simply click "Add Fuze Meeting" and the event invitations will include the meeting invite details.

How to Get Started: Once Fuze for Chrome is installed, you will see a small notification in the top right corner of Chrome explaining that it has been successfully installed.

For Click to Call: Making a call is as simple as clicking on the Fuze icon next to the browser address bar and choosing “Make a call”. A dial pad will appear allowing you to easily call any number, even if it requires an extension. It will also automatically detect phone numbers on websites. Click on the Fuze icon next to the phone number and your call will be placed.

For Calendar Integration: Visit Google Calendar at https://calendar.google.com, and click the "Create" button to create a new meeting. You will notice that there is a new action called "Add Fuze Meeting". The first time you click the link, you will be prompted to sign in to Fuze. Using your credentials to sign in, you will see that your Google Calendar event is now a Fuze Meeting. Proceed to add all the necessary information directly within the Meeting Details view. You can choose to create an Open, Private, or Webinar type meeting in the Meeting Type dropdown. Once you've included the guests you want to invite, you can then click save and Google will notify your guests via email. Your invitees will see the meeting details in the invite with clear and easy instructions on how to join.

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.
Pros
  • Great productivity tool for Click2Call and scheduling meetings.
  • Simple to install and use for scheduling and joining meetings.
Cons
  • Reinstalls itself automatically after being removed.
  • Causes problems with website loading due to style injection.
  • Integration issues with Google Calendar and the Fuze app.
Most mentioned
  • Persistence of the extension after removal.
  • Integration problems with Google Calendar links.
  • Usability issues for developers.
User reviews
As a developer this extension gives me headaches with some regularity. It would be great if there was an attribute, or property we could use to indicate that the values inside the tag should be ignored by the extension because they are not phone numbers.
by Kevin Winterton, 2022-12-14

We had Fuze a few years ago, and long after installing it, this extension keeps coming back even though I've disabled and removed Fuze entirely. I removed it from the PC using their "FuzeClean" tool, and it still persists. I removed Chrome entirely and wiped all of my user data and when I start Chrome clean, the first thing that pops up is that Fuze was added. No policies or anything that would push this. It's just a leftover from the software being installed that I can't get rid of.
by Arthur Maggi, 2021-11-30

Causes issues all the time. For instance the new setting "Allow this extension to read and change all your data on websites you visit:" is messing up a ton of sites that I visit. Why is this new feature defaulted to all sites?
by Chandler Whipple, 2019-09-16
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Extension safety

Risk impact

Fuze for Chrome requires some sensitive permissions that could impact your browser and data security. Exercise caution before installing.

Risk likelihood

Fuze for Chrome has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.

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