Why This Happens

When Say, Pi updates to include new features or permissions, Chrome automatically disables the extension as a security measure. This is normal browser behavior and happens with many extensions when they request additional capabilities.

How to Re-enable Say, Pi

Step 1: Open Chrome Extensions

Type chrome://extensions in your address bar and press Enter
Or click the three dots menu → Extensions → 🧩 Manage Extensions

Step 2: Find Say, Pi

Look for "Say, Pi" in your list of extensions
You'll see it's currently disabled (toggle switch is off)

Step 3: Re-enable the Extension

Click the toggle switch to turn Say, Pi back on
Chrome will show a popup asking about new permissions
Click "Enable extension" to accept the new permissions

Step 4: Verify It's Working

Visit Pi.ai or Claude.ai
You should see the Say, Pi call icon appear
Try speaking to test voice functionality

What Permissions Are New?

Say, Pi now requests additional permissions to work around recent changes to Claude.ai's security policies. These permissions allow the extension to:

Open a tab to request access to the microphone
Create temporary windows for audio processing
Access necessary APIs for voice functionality

These permissions are only used for Say, Pi's core voice features and never for data collection or tracking.

Still Having Issues?

If Say, Pi doesn't appear in your extensions list:

Make sure you have the latest version installed from the Chrome Web Store
Restart Chrome completely
Contact support at info@saypi.ai if problems persist

This guide applies to Chrome, Edge, Arc, Opera and other Chromium-based browsers on desktop.

Re-enabling Say, Pi After Chrome Updates

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