Google’s services leverage numerous impressive yet useful features that significantly make life a lot easier. Meanwhile, Google has continuously upgraded its services by offering several new features and updates. One such feature is voice typing in Google Docs and automatic captioning in Google Slides. The company introduced the voice typing feature in Google Docs, initially launched in Chrome, and is now expanding its reach to Safari and Microsoft Edge.
Initially launched only to the Chrome browser, Google announced that the company is expanding the Google Docs Voice typing feature to Safari and Microsoft Edge, allowing users a more accessible experience. Meanwhile, this voice typing feature of Google Docs was initially introduced for Chrome browser, and now it’s available on Apple’s Safari and Microsoft Edge.
Voice typing and automatic captions are now available on Apple Safari and Microsoft Edge
As of now, users can only edit their documents in Google Docs or speaker notes in Google Slides through Voice commands and only if they are accessing the latest version of Chrome. Now, Google has started rolling out voice typing to Apple Safari and Microsoft Edge, allowing users to type using voice commands. The Automatic Captions feature is also arriving in Safari and Edge.
Meanwhile, when a user enables the voice typing or automatic captions option, the web browser will have control over the Speech-to-text service; it determines how the speech is being processed and further sends the text data based on the dictation to Google Docs and Google Slides.
Moreover, Google is rolling out Voice typing and Automatic captions to all Google Workspace customers, Individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts.
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