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Google Meet Auto Join Pro – Browser Addon

Google Meet Auto Join Pro  – A browser extension to join Google Meet conference / class / meeting automatically with scheduled time.

Browser Specs

View on

v92.0 or

Install
Firefox Browser logo

v92.0 or

Install

N/A

Install
Edge_Logo_265x265

v79 or

Install

v92.0

Install

🟠 The addon is now under moderation. Will be release soon to all above browser web store.

Installation and access

Click on the Add to Chrome (or your preffered browser) link from the above table. After installing the addon you can pin it to your borwser in order to access and save preferences instantly. Then click on the > Google Meet Auto Join Pro Logo icon from the borwser toolbar or right click on the options 3 dots icon that associated with Google Meet Auto Join Pro Logo > click options to access the options page and other features.

Settings

  1. Hide Tips: On the Create a new slot form, you can see the tips with a  icon above of the every field when mouse is hovered. You can enable and disable the tips feature from this setting.

  2. Preference Mode: From the options page click on the arrow icon from the top left corener. From this option you can change display preference Light, Dark, or System Auto.

Create a new slot

  1. Meet Code*: Enter your Google Meet Code.
  2. UID: If you have logged into multiple Google account. Then you can select your target Google Account to join your Google Meet. Normally the default user UID is zero (0). Here’s the example of UID
  3. Icon: Select a relevant icon according to your meet to identify the slot.
  4. Color: Select your preferred icon color for the slot.
  5. Title*: Enter your Google Meet class / conference or meeting name as title.
  6. Short Description: Enter a description for your Google Meet slot. It’s not necessary.
  7. Meet Date*: Enter the meeting date that you want to join.
  8. Repeat Date Enter the repeat date. Automatic join will be continue to till this date everyday.
  9. Repeat Weekly: Check it from the right side, if you want to repeat automatic join weekly or based on the day(s). [Note: If you enable this option, the date option will be disabled]
  10. Start Time*: Select your meeting time
  11. Leaving Time*: Select the leaving time, if you wish to leave automatically in your preferred time. Or you can enter the leaving time difference value (as minutes) manually that labeled with “M”.
    You can also set leaving time/moment from  if meeting has certain number of recipients.
    [Note: If your joined meet manually closed by you or the host, then automatic leave won’t take any action.]
  12. Controls:
    •  Turn on/off your meeting camera & microphone
    • Join: The automatic join and execution will be happen if it’s enabled or turned ON
  13. Make attempt if -:
    • Internet Disconnected: Enable it if you think your internet connection may lost on the joining time.
      The default try will be happened on the selected time or one minute. By enabling this option it will try to next 5 minutes of joining time if internet connection is disabled.
      If you enter a value more than 5 minutes then it will try to next entered minutes (value).
    • No respond to Join request: If the extension try it self to join and if no respond to the join request. You can make more attempts by entering a value.
  14. Messages To send message in your joined meeting, you can add message text and sending time from here.

Demo(s)

Preference (Light)

Preference (Dark)

Options Page ▼

Options Page

View activy log ▼
(This option track the activites what this extension did automatically and this data stores for 2 days.)

View activy log

Create a new slot ▼

Create a new slot (Popup View)
Create a new slot (Popup View)

Slot List (Popup view) ▼

Slot List (Popup view)
Slot List (Popup view)

Privacy

This addon don’t collect any personal information, credentials or any sensetive information. So you can use this addon safely.

Contact

E-mail: [email protected] (for any inquiries)

Abdullah Al Naiem

Abdullah Al Naiem

Web application developer. Loves IT, Programming, and being connected with tech.

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Abdullah Al Naiem

Abdullah Al Naiem

Web application developer. Loves IT, Programming, and being connected with tech.

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