Carlos Delgado

I made it work on windows, it was a stupid problem. Being unable to access a website indicates that the proxy doesn't forward the information because it's not receiving anything....

@Danyzzz The speech recognizer doesn't offer such a continuous mode. However i've achieved to make a "continuous mode" in the same way that everybody does (and with acceptable results) with...

Have you tried just `require("artyom.js")` ? It should work out of the box requiring only the name of the module.

Ah, the error is not the module, check the uppercase: ```javascript var Artyom = require('artyom.js'); const jarvis = new Artyom(); ```

Where did you get that information 😯?

Confirmed using the following code: ``` javascript // add command artyom.on(["hello"]).then((e) => { console.log("This shouldn't be executed, however it seems it's executed.") }); // Start recognition artyom.initialize({ lang:"en-GB",// A lot...

Well, after one year I decided to take a look to this problem :v. As someway I don't consider this a bug, as the most suitable environment to use Artyom...

The only way to achieve what you want is if your application is a single-page application (Angular, React, Vue etc).

@webleyson Indeed, **you can't** run 2 instances of the WebkitSpeechRecognition API in the browser. However in older versions of Chrome, this made the browser crash so I though it would...

@Ogaiht10 , does the homepage of Artyom work or is only in your project ? Any error in the console?