LipSurf - Voice Control for the Web

Use voice to type, click anything, scroll, watch videos, open webpages, make custom voice shortcuts and more.

What is LipSurf - Voice Control for the Web?

LipSurf - Voice Control for the Web is a versatile Chrome extension equipped with voice recognition technology, allowing users to carry out a range of tasks on the web without a keystroke. The enhancement is particularly useful in executing tasks that ordinarily necessitate a keyboard or mouse. LipSurf integrates with various websites including Gmail, YouTube, and Duolingo, offering custom voice shortcuts and an array of other user-friendly features.

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Extension stats

By: https://lipsurf.com

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 10,000+

Rating: 4.01 (108)

Version: 4.16.2 (Last updated: 2023-08-06)

Creation date: 2020-06-30

Risk impact: Very high risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Overrides new tab: Yes

Permissions:

*://*/*
tabs
debugger
contextMenus
notifications
tts
storage

Size: 3.26M

Email: su*****@lipsurf.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 7952 ▼ 38

Other rankings

#11364 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 4

#2 in voice control keyword 34

#46 in commands keyword 3 ▲ 2

#47 in command keyword 10 ▲ 1

#60 in french keyword 17 ▼ 2

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Extension summary

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Browse the web with your voice -- eating, multitasking or just to give your hands a break. Speech recognition for executing voice commands in the browser that would normally require a mouse and keyboard. Excellent as an assistive technology.

Voice control integrations:

Gmail - select & mark messages, compose emails, dictate emails, etc. https://youtu.be/o1zIHxkg2KU?t=37
Youtube & other video sites - play, pause, fast-forward etc.
Duolingo & WaniKani - answer questions completely based on voice control (handsfree) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBtFl8qHgpE
Reddit - speech recognition for upvote, visit posts, comment etc.

Features:

High performance speech recognition
Speech to text (STT)
Shows live transcript as you speak

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 Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.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 for web navigation and scrolling
Quick and easy installation with smooth onboarding
Free version offers decent functionality for web use
Fast and accurate speech recognition
Responsive developer support

Cons

Bugs and inconsistencies in functionality
Poor performance with specific websites (like Duolingo)
Minimal support for issues raised
Unclear cancellation process for subscriptions
Not a truly hands-free experience

Most mentioned

Doesn't work well with certain websites
Issues with customer support and refunds
Bugs and performance problems
Functionalities that vary based on device microphone quality
Potential but requires improvements

Recent reviews

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nexisn1 _4_Htpc, 2024-09-25

Good extension with potential to be great. But it's buggy and stops working unexpectedly on my Mac. I keep saying stuff only to realize it didn't type anything, thus wasting my time. Fix the bugs and I'll update my rating.

Shay Singh, 2024-06-27

So far so good. It's great for web navigation/ scrolling. I was able to install, do read the instructions on how to use, and I was up and running in about 5 minutes. The "tag" feature is amazing. Way better than Dragon Naturally speaking. I used Read and Write and liked that but you need a teacher/paid account to use all the features. I have been searching for something like this for a VERY long time since all my work is online. and this is free. I think it would be nice to use STT (speech to text-took me a minute to figure out the lingo-TTS/ STT-LOL) in google docs to write them, and I may consider upgrading after playing around this for a bit. This is an excellent tool for people with learning differences or physical limitations, and so many others...but constant mouse clicking is bad for me, so being able to say: "tag" then the number (tags each "clickable" item on the page-even within applications like google docs--just can't use dictation in the doc with the free version), it opens whatever "tag #" you say. I think this is an absolutely amazing tool from what I've seen so far.