dsh-vox-input

Typing long Chinese paragraphs character by character in the DSH Web composer is tiring. dsh-vox-input drops a microphone button right into the toolbar: tap it to start listening, interim text streams in as a live caption above the input box, and confirmed text is appended sentence by sentence into the draft, fully editable before you hit send. Everything runs entirely in the browser with zero server, zero API keys, and zero model downloads, so no speech data ever leaves your machine.

The plugin is built on the W3C Web Speech API and targets Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge); non-Chromium browsers see a muted badge instead of an error. The default locale is zh-CN, and a small chip lets you cycle through zh-CN, en-US, and auto at a glance. During a session, roughly one second of pause triggers an automatic sentence break, and about four seconds of continuous silence closes the session without requiring a manual stop.

It is well suited for writers who regularly compose long Chinese documents, minutes, or emails inside DSH, and for anyone who wants a low-friction speak-then-type workflow. Because the implementation is purely client-side with no backend dependency, spinning it up costs almost nothing.