#BEST CHROME SPEECH TO TEXT EXTENSION CODE#
The code is now 4 years old, but since the author still seems to be active, there also might be a chance for cooperation. Maybe - as I said, I have no clue how much work it might be in the end, but I could imagine this to be doable - there are some changes to be made to the code, but to me it seems that most of the work is done. The latter, I figure, could be easily changed to the active note. It uses the Google Speech API (free and paid) and copies the recognized text into the clipboard. It is an experimental project that adds functionality to the default ChatGPT text-only interface. The extension is free of charge, open source, and supports all major languages through the Google Chrome API. It’s hosted in all 3 flavors on Github with an MIT License. It uses speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies from Google Chrome.
It is called vx (Homepage here), and exists as chrome plugin, command line application and as an Electron App. Unfortunately I am a total noob (and a fool) when i comes to coding, so programming a plugin myself is out of the question.Ī few days ago I stumbled upon a chrome extension that - at least in my view - has some interesting features, that would facilitate making an Obsidian plugin a lot: There is the option of using a Chrome-Extension (which I do), but copying text bit by bit from a Chrome webapp window into a obsidian note is also not my idea of comfort in the long run. Typing in text from a Book lying on your desk is, after all, a bit too “old school” for my liking. But as I am “still” working with different printed books, speech recognition would come in handy, especially for citations. I know I am opening an old subject, but since I am neither a Mac nor a Windows User, speech recognition is lacking on my linux-system.
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