Vendor page
Voice Typing Notepad: home page
New Horizon Studio, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- The home page of Voice Typing Notepad, a Chrome extension and browser notepad for dictating into text fields. It explains the spoken commands, where the audio goes and where notes are kept.
- How much weight it carries
- The developer's own page, dated 2026 in its footer, and it states its speech path plainly. It describes the browser notepad and the Chrome extension together, so claims are limited to what the text says about each.
Facts taken from this source
- Voice Typing Notepad's home page says recognition is done by Chrome and the audio goes to Google's speech service, so speech is not processed on the device.
“Recognition is done by Chrome, so the audio goes to Google's speech service the way it does for any site that uses it.” (Home page: Where the audio goes)
- Voice Typing Notepad's home page says that saying "scratch that" removes the last dictated phrase.
“Say "scratch that" to take the last phrase back out.” (Home page: How it works, step 4)