burkybang / google-meet-auto-disable-mic-cam

A Google Chrome extension that provides options for defaulting microphone and/or camera to disabled when joining a Google Meet meeting

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This simple extension provides options to default your microphone and camera to disabled. It also displays emojis in the tab title indicating if your microphone is muted or your camera is on.

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Extension blocks all incoming sound/conversation

Some time ago, I noticed that Google Meet was not sounding other peoples voices. More specifically, when I test audio from the meet settings, the dummy song is getting played and I can hear the music. When someone speaks in the meet, I can see their avatar is getting blue highlight and blue pulse animation, but I can't hear peoples voices.
When I disabled this extension, I could hear peoples voices again with no trouble.

I'm not sure if it's related to macOS update but, I have upgrade from Ventura to Sonoma and it might have an effect

Option to disallow enabling video

I mostly use the shortcut Ctrl+D to mute & unmute.
Sometimes accidentally when muting, I press Ctrl+E, which enables my camera.

Would be great if you could add an option in the initial screen to disallow enabling video when in the call.
(This can either make the video button disabled, or hide it totally)

Thanks!

[bug] doesn't work on macOS with Google Chrome

We are using Google Meet via GSuite/work Google accounts. After installing this extension and opening a Meet url, the video/camera is still activated by default.

check for "Ctrl + D"

In my chromium browser, the aria-label for the buttons is using a capital letter, D and E.
To fix that you probably have to change the querySelector query with the ignorecase option
[aria-label$=" + ${buttonKey})" i]

Can you also add auto mute?

Add option to also auto-mute on join.

Feasability of Firefox support

I would love to see a similar extension for Firefox (particularly automatically muting and disabling the camera). I was wondering if a port had ever been considered?

If you think it may be possible I'd be willing to take a crack at it (I have some Firefox extension experience).

Thanks for any thoughts or feedback and for a great extension.

Safari support

Hi, would be possible to add Safari support as well?