Jabra ChromeHost (Chrome Extension)

Enables device integration in compatible web applications for Jabra devices such as headsets or speakerphones.

Users90K

Rating3.1

Reviews14

Manifest versionV3

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Version2.3.0

ManifestV3

Size15.86KiB

Languages1English (United States)

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Device integration allows you to operate a web application via hardware button presses on your device. Common web applications are for example browser-based UC Clients.

★ Web application requirements:

- integrated with "Jabra SDK Library for Browser"

★ Web client requirements:

- installed "Jabra ChromeHost" on Windows or macOS operating system

- uses either Google Chrome browser or Microsoft Edge to access the web application

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Native messaging bridge that enables Jabra hardware devices (headsets, speakerphones) to integrate with browser-based UC (Unified Communications) web applications via hardware button presses

Web applications using the Jabra SDK Library for Browser cannot directly communicate with Jabra hardware devices. This extension bridges the gap between the browser's page scripts and the local Jabra ChromeHost native application, enabling device button controls (answer/end call, mute, etc.) to work in browser-based softphone/UC clients.

User installs Jabra ChromeHost native application on Windows/macOS, installs this extension in Chrome/Edge, then uses a web application integrated with the Jabra Browser SDK. The web page's SDK script sends postMessage commands to the content script, which forwards them to the service worker, which relays them to the native Jabra ChromeHost process via chrome.runtime.connectNative. Device hardware button presses flow back through the same chain to the web application.

Target users: Users of browser-based UC/softphone clients (e.g., WebRTC-based contact center or unified communications platforms) / Enterprise users with Jabra headsets or speakerphones who use web-based calling applications / Developers integrating the Jabra SDK Library for Browser into their web applications

Extension is very small (15.86 KiB, 6 source files) with straightforward native messaging bridge architecture — low complexity analysis
No external web service endpoints besides GitHub (documentation links) and clients2.google.com (Chrome update URL) — no remote API calls to verify
The destination web applications that use this bridge (UC clients) may themselves require login and have paid tiers, but those are external to this extension

Monetization

No paid features detected

No billing, subscription, payment, or premium feature gating found. All 'pro' keyword matches refer to 'production' extension ID detection (service-worker.js lines 32, 41-42). All 'license' matches are MIT License boilerplate. The 'upgrade' keyword at line 151 refers to upgrading the native host installation for beta extension access, not a paid upgrade. The extension is MIT-licensed open source from GN Audio A/S (Jabra).

Confidence: 95
Payment platform: --
Source: AI / High
Login required: No
Reason: The extension contains no login UI, no authentication flow, and no account system. The detected 'log in' keyword is from 'Log informational messages' (a logging level option in options.html line 56), and all 'auth' matches are from the MIT License header text 'AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS'. The extension acts as a local native messaging bridge between web pages and a local native host process (com.jabra.nm) — no remote service authentication is involved.

Permission risk

High-risk permissions

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敏感权限：nativeMessaging

Publisher

Jabra Developer Zone

Morten Lemvigh

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +4528296417
Address: Lautrupbjerg 7 Ballerup 2750 DK

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