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I find it quite reasonable to expect that all window belonging to the same domain would stop listening to speech once the user indicates she wants recognition t
by alternize 13y ago
I find it quite reasonable to expect that all window belonging to the same domain would stop listening to speech once the user indicates she wants recognition to stop. the main window, which started the speech recognition, indicated that the listening stopped, yet it continued on a spawned window. is it a bug? not sure. but it definitely could lead to some bad UX, even if the window isn't spawned as a fishy popunder.
- taf2 13y agoI sure hope it's not a bug, I can imagine real world applications where this feature would be useful. There are two obvious issues here. 1. the video presented this in a very biased light the popup was already open and behind as the main window. 2. chrome should provide an indicator in a more global way to indicate a recording is taking place... additionally, just like the camera on your computer lights up when it's on, it would make sense for your computer to have a similar light indicator for when the mic is on?