I didn’t know the Browser could do that
summary
Claim: modern browsers expose real device features and OS‑like services and Chrome actually implements most of them. Examples use actual APIs: speech synthesis plus Chrome speech recognition (audio proxies to Google), getUserMedia + MediaRecorder, geolocation, Notifications + service worker push, BatteryManager (removed in Firefox), Web Audio, vibration, device orientation, Web Bluetooth/USB, payments and Web Share. A small demo app — the meow assistant — ties recognition, geolocation, weather fetch and speech output together; demos sometimes fail but the Chrome examples run.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:27Speech API
- 4:33Speech Recognition
- 9:26Notification
- 10:43Push Notifications
- 14:00Battery Manager API
- 17:14Media Recorder API
- 19:53Web Audio API
- 24:00Vibration API
- 25:23Device Orientation API
- 27:24Media Sessions API
- 29:32Web Share API
- 30:24Offline
- 32:38Other APIs
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