Google Meet Push-To-Talk
Hold <space> in Google Meet to talk instead of fumbling around trying to mute and unmute
What is Google Meet Push-To-Talk?
Google Meet Push-To-Talk is a popular Chrome extension by www.zoomcorder.com. This extension has 436,631 weekly active users, an average user rating of 3.50, and is most similar to Google Meet Push to Talk and Meet Plus for Google Meet. The latest version, 15.0.0, was updated a month ago.
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Summary
Simple add-on that allows you to mute and unmute yourself with a key press instead of fumbling around trying to click the icon. Now works in Google Meet *and* Zoom web client! This software is provided by Zoomcorder.com 🎉 Click the "Add to Chrome" button over that way ⤴️(reload your Meet tab if you have one open) 🔈 Hold <space> (default) to talk, release to go back to mute ⌨️ Configure your own hotkey if you don't like <space> 🤔 PURPOSE Bring sanity to Google Meetings (and now Zoom too!) by insuring you're transmitting audio only when you're intending to 🕵️♀️ PRIVACY POLICY We don't know who you are and so we cannot store your personal data.
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Pros
- Easy to use
- Useful for muting and unmuting quickly
- Makes it easy to unmute while focused on other tasks
- Works well for push-to-talk functionality
Cons
- Stops working when clicking away from Google Meet
- No longer works properly after updates to Google Meet
- Injects ads at the end of meetings
- May interfere with chat functionality
Most mentioned
- Stopped working after update to Google Meet
- Ads at the end of meetings
- May interfere with chat functionality
- Stopped muting upon joining meetings
- Push-to-talk functionality works well
- Previously worked well
- Unable to use space bar for chat
- Mouse button support
- Needs fixing
- Useful
Safety
Risk impact
Google Meet Push-To-Talk requires a number of risky permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install Google Meet Push-To-Talk if you trust the publisher.
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Risk likelihood
Google Meet Push-To-Talk has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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