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SpeechAgent - Speech to Text Recognition, product page on add0n.com
add0n.com, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- The product page and FAQ of SpeechAgent, a Chrome and Edge extension by add0n.com. It explains where the speech is recognized, what the extension can type into, and what it asks permission for.
- How much weight it carries
- Written by the maker, so it states what the maker claims for its own extension. It says nothing about offline use, AI rewriting, vocabulary or voice commands. The privacy policy at add0n.com/privacy.html covers the website, not the extension's audio, so it is not used here.
Facts taken from this source
- SpeechAgent's page says the extension has no server-side code.
“There is no server-side code for this extension.” (FAQ, 'Why does this extension need permission to access my microphone?')
- SpeechAgent's page says the speech recognition occurs on a server, not on your device.
“To improve performance, browsers send your speech segments to a server, and the speech recognition occurs on the server.” (Product description)
- SpeechAgent's page says it works in text areas on the active web page, and that elsewhere you copy the transcript and paste it yourself.
“This extension brings the Google-liked speech recognition engine to any text area on the active page. If no active text area is detected, you can still copy the transcript to the clipboard and paste it in the desired place.” (Product description)