Does it work in FireFox?

[jayjupdhig]

Not so it seems - am i right with that? M$ Edge uses the Chromium engine, there it works and also in Chromium and surely in Chrome... but i can't see any activities when i start your example (on the front page of your project) in Firefox...

Thank you very very much for your feedback.

[jayjupdhig]

That example (i added try/catch) does also give out nothing in Firefox... also no errors will be throw in try-block...

`

<title>Speech recognition</title>

<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/annyang/2.6.1/annyang.min.js"></script>

<script> try { if (annyang) { // Let's define a command. const commands = { 'hello': () => { console.log('hello!'); } }; // Add our commands to annyang annyang.addCommands(commands); // Start listening. annyang.start(); } } catch(err) { alert(err); } </script>

</body>

`

[jayjupdhig]

source format does not work so it seems with ´-character.

screenshot here:

[jayjupdhig]

???

[jayjupdhig]

Does it oficially work in Firefox (Mozilla HTML / Javascript when i'm right??) or not? Thank you for your feedback.

[jayjupdhig]

Hello?!?

[jayjupdhig]

No answer?!?

[ojvribeiro]

@jayjupdhig According to Can I Use, no. It's still not supported on Chromium Edge.

PS: Annyang relies on Speech Recognition API in order to work, so you can check the first link above to see its compatibility table.

[panique]

it's now 2024 and it still doesnt work in Firefox, but somehow hides this fact everywhere, which seems odd