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Mycroft users really wished that Mozilla had kept up efforts in this direction, because otherwise the only option for reliable speech-to-text is uploading every command you give your agent to Google or Baidu. The browser is important, and I don’t support Mozilla’s vacuous projects for social-justice cred, but there are a handful of areas where we need some non-profit to provide a privacy-respecting solution.

That is indeed important, so I take it back (can't edit original post now).

Accessibility is an important part of the browser :)

voice integration in a browser for control and feedback would be great if you were blind

And text-to-speech. Which is already a standard: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Speech_...

The web is in a hilarious state where it's harder to style an option in a drop down than it is to generate speech from some text

Better in the DE than an app, even the browser, unless its like ChromeOS and the browser is the DE.

What work do you want them to do that they're not already doing?