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“Ok Google” voice search arrives on Chrome for desktop

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Google has released a Chrome extension that enables the Always-on voice search on Chrome browser for desktop. Now you can start speaking your search by saying “Ok Google“, like you would on an Android smartphone or tablet.

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The Google Voice Search Hotword (Beta) extension is a free download and is 4.85MB in size. To get started, do the following steps:

1) Download the extension.
2) Click “agree” to give your permission to use your microphone.
3) Visit Google.com on Chrome and give it a try. Just say “Ok Google” and then ask your question.

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We noticed that it doesn’t work if your Chrome browser redirects you to the local search page which is www.google.com/ph. For that you need to use www.google.com/ncr (ncr = “no country redirect”) to bypass country redirects.

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18 Comments

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google · 13 years ago

+989146006158


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Videos · 13 years ago

I still prefer using word search.


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norsanzhybe amarillo · 13 years ago

i’m Deaf only…. my use sign langugage… english…. 0928******* smart….please help to me…


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Daniel Escasa · 13 years ago

One reviewer mentioned that the Google home page has to be active — i.e., in the foreground — for this to work. Reduces the usefulness. I mean, what’s so different between opening the Google search page then clicking on the mic icon, and opening the Google search page then saying &ldqo;OK, Google”?

BTW, is that case-sensitive? <g>


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PhSMASH · 13 years ago

Ok Google

bring my gf back


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abuzalzal · 13 years ago

OK Google

Show me trannies in pantyhoses


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jesson · 13 years ago

OK Google – once again you makes us lazy.


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CopyCat-droid · 13 years ago

Ok, Google,, Which is better You or SIRI ?


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ceegii63 · 13 years ago

Ok Google, ALWAYS LISTENING

check the features in the Moto X and Nexus 5


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