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Automatically blocks camera and microphone by default on Google Meet. Meet Default Off automatically manages camera and microphone permissions for Google Meet, giving you control over your privacy by default. KEY FEATURES: • Dual Blocking Methods: Choose between browser-level permissions or keyboard shortcuts for maximum flexibility • Smart State Detection: Automatically detects current camera/mic state and toggles intelligently • Keyboard Shortcuts: Use Ctrl+E (video) and Ctrl+D (mic) to toggle states quickly • Automatic Fallback: Falls back to button clicking if keyboard shortcuts fail • Real-Time Status Badge: Visual indicator shows current camera/mic state at a glance • Persistent Settings: Your preferences are saved and synced across all Chrome browsers HOW IT WORKS: Configure your default camera and microphone settings through the extension popup. Choose to block or allow camera/microphone access by default when joining Google Meet sessions. The extension applies your preferences automatically, ensuring you maintain control over your privacy. PRIVACY-FOCUSED: • No data collection - operates entirely locally • Only affects Google Meet permissions • Open source and transparent • Minimal permissions required Perfect for privacy-conscious users who want to prevent accidental camera or microphone activation during Google Meet calls.
Dec 3, 2025
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