Voice-controlled browser via Jev Chrome extension: ~300ms decisions at $0.0002 each
iamrobotbear · x · 2026-09-22
Developer moritzkremb turned his Jev voice-control app into a Chrome extension for real-time voice control of the browser: speech is transcribed, sent to Jev, which returns action probabilities in 300ms and the browser clicks. It can search, navigate, click links, scroll, and open tabs, at $0.0002 per decision. He was stunned by the speed—"go back" finished before he finished saying it—and may ship it to the Chrome Web Store.
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