Hands-free control for Chrome
Click visible controls, fill forms, scroll, navigate, manage tabs and windows, control video, and chain everyday browser actions—while your hands stay free.
Free · Google account required · Version 0.0.2
SayBrowse observes the controls visible on your current webpage, then matches your request to an available action. Common English and Chinese phrases are supported; results still depend on the page, permissions, and speech recognition.
Open the compact toolbar popup or use the movable page-side control.
Ask to click, fill, select, scroll, open a site, switch tabs, play a video, or combine steps.
Pause, resume, stop, or interrupt a task from the interface whenever you want.
One request, multiple steps
Say “search wireless headphones and open the first result” to run a short sequence. SayBrowse re-checks the page after each step and stops if a step fails or needs confirmation.
Whether reaching is difficult, uncomfortable, or simply interrupts what you are doing, SayBrowse keeps common browser actions within speaking distance.
A voice-first option for people who find repeated mouse or keyboard use difficult or uncomfortable.
Move through a recipe, reference, or reading list while your hands are occupied.
Open, close, and switch tabs or navigate back and forward without leaving your current rhythm.
These are the actions implemented today, with examples of phrases SayBrowse understands in English and Chinese.
“Open the first result”“Select L” · “备注输入123”“Google search headphones”“Scroll down three times”“Go back” · “刷新”“Press Enter” · “按 Tab”“Switch to the YouTube tab”“Bookmark this”“Reset zoom”“Switch window”“Pause video” · “Skip ad”“Search headphones, then open the first result”Actions target controls that are visible and available when the page is observed. Cross-origin frames, canvas-only interfaces, file uploads, CAPTCHAs, and complex drag-and-drop are outside the current scope. An on-page search fills the query; say “click Search” or “press Enter” to submit it.
Clear choices
SayBrowse processes the information needed to understand and perform each requested action. Its privacy policy explains the services involved and the controls available to you.
Chrome converts speech to text; SayBrowse processes the resulting command text.
Anonymous usage analytics can be disabled at any time in Settings.
Personal and sensitive data is transmitted over HTTPS.
Common questions
On ordinary HTTP and HTTPS webpages in Google Chrome. Chrome internal pages, browser settings, extension pages, and some embedded or cross-origin content cannot be controlled.
Yes. Google sign-in is currently required. SayBrowse never receives your Google password.
Yes, SayBrowse is currently free.
Yes. Use the interface to pause, resume, stop, or interrupt a task at any time. You can also deny or revoke microphone permission in Chrome.
Yes. Connect steps with words such as “and,” “then,” or “after that.” A request can contain up to six steps, and SayBrowse observes the page again after each one. It stops the remaining steps if an action fails or needs confirmation.
No. SayBrowse supports common English and Chinese phrasing, but each request must match an implemented action and an available target. Speech recognition, page structure, browser permissions, and changing page content can affect the result.
Some sites expose controls in ways browser extensions cannot access. Cross-origin frames, canvas-only interfaces, file uploads, CAPTCHAs, and complex drag-and-drop are not currently supported.
Read the full privacy policy for processing, service provider, retention, and deletion details.
Start controlling everyday webpages with your voice.