I don’t think you can do it that way; I think you’ll need to try doing it with a microphone on the PC you access the HA server from, just like how it works in the mobile apps.
It may not be set up to do that yet, then. I also can’t do it from Firefox at all, but the microphone icon does show up in Vivaldi, Chrome, and Microsoft Edge.
I also don’t have a microphone icon in Firefox (despite opening every permission I can find), but I do see one in Brave (though clicking it in Brave instantly returns <Home Assistant did not hear anything>.
If someone knows how to allow the HA web interface access to the microphone in Firefox I’d appreciate some help.
it’s know since long, but stil no solution for this, for what i know
Still works fine in EDGE thou
Home Assistant 2023.3.6
Supervisor 2023.03.3
Operating System 10.0.rc1
Frontend 20230309.1 - latest
Ha in VMWare on Laptop
EDGE (even) on another Windows laptop, works with builtin microphone, as well as 1 usb head-set and 2 other “very old” usb microphones … plugg and play … all works just fine
However …
Please don’t forget that Browsers are just another peace of software, not particular “intelligent”
So don’t expect it should/would i.e change from built-in to plugg-in during a “session” , i think most requires that you close the browser and open again
Thou my logitec headset set , i can plug-in, plug-out, builtin takes over, plug-in again working as soon as windows registered the headset again
@oldfart101 If you are using it from a URL besides https://, file:///, or localhost, then in all Chrome based browsers mic access cannot be granted. In Firefox, you can manually enable it by pressing CTRL+I to see permissions and turning microphone on.
Ah, flags. I use them quite often. Also, available in Chrome and Opera at chrome://flags. I don’t know if Opera has that one, but thanks for mentioning.