Google Meet Webhooks

Trigger a webhook when the microphone or camera is turned on or off in a Google Meet.

What is Google Meet Webhooks?

Google Meet Webhooks is a Chrome extension that enables users to trigger webhooks when the microphone or camera is turned on or off in a Google Meet. Stay aware of changes in audio and video status during your meetings and take appropriate actions.

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By: Justin Poehnelt

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Users: 70 ▲ 6

Rating: 4.00 (2)

Version: 1.2.2 (Last updated: 2020-08-27)

Creation date: 2020-08-15

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

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Size: 58.93K

Email: ju*****@gmail.com

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Extension summary

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This extension calls a user defined webhook when the microphone and camera change from muted to unmuted.

Each webhook will be called with POST having Content-Type: application/json.

{ "input": { "camera": "active", "microphone": "inactive" }, "id": "aaa-bbb-ccc", "timestamp": 123456789, "previous": { "input": { "camera": "inactive", "microphone": "unknown"

User reviews

Wanted it to fire a Home Assistant webhook to brighten my office lights when I join a meeting. CORS security issues mean the application/json header doesn't get set, so HomeAssistant doesn't decode the payload. There's an updated version on GitHub but more recent Chrome/Meet updates seem to have broken that one as it uses an unsafe method that the most recent Google Meet CORS rejects. Using this version (1.2.2) I was able to fire separate webhooks for active/inactive states and just act on them regardless of payload. Works well enough!