A teleprompter that cannot touch the page.
The architecture rewrite. TelPrompt now runs in its own browser window and holds zero page permissions. Voice tracking moved to on-device only. Same product, dramatically more private.
- Standalone window architecture. TelPrompt opens in a dedicated browser window, separate from any tab. No content scripts. No web-accessible resources. A website you visit cannot see, query, or fingerprint it.
- On-device speech. Voice tracking now uses Chrome's
processLocally: truemode. Your audio is processed on your machine and never sent to any server. Falls back to a clear message + Fixed Pace if on-device isn't available — never silently to the cloud. - Inlined fonts. Outfit and DM Sans are bundled as
data:URIs. Zero external font requests. - Detectability test (8 / 8). A manifest-level proof that the extension is structurally incapable of touching any webpage, included as
test-detectability.js.
- Permissions reduced to
["storage"]only. Chrome no longer shows the "read and change all data on websites you visit" warning at install. - WPM math in Fixed Pace mode is now measured from the actual rendered layout instead of a heuristic — accurate at any font size.
- Mute fully releases the mic stream so Chrome's indicator goes dark when you press
M.
- Fixed Pace no longer fails to move when started — measurement now happens after the reading view is shown.
- The reading box now opens dead-center and is grab-anywhere draggable.