🖱️ Usage
How to hide and show the Google Meet presentation tile with the floating button or the keyboard shortcut.
Once installed, open any Google Meet call at meet.google.com and share your whole screen as usual. The extension activates automatically — there's no setup or configuration.
The floating toggle button
A Hide presentation button appears in the bottom-right corner of the Meet page as soon as the content script loads. Click it to hide the presentation tile and replace it with a small placeholder reading "Presentation hidden — unmirror". The button's label flips to Show presentation, and clicking it again restores the tile.
The keyboard shortcut
Press Alt+Shift+H to toggle the tile without reaching for the mouse. The shortcut is bound at the document level and checks the event target before acting: if focus is inside a text input, a textarea, or any contenteditable element (for example, the Meet chat box), the shortcut is inert so it never interferes with typing.
What gets hidden
Only the presentation tile is affected. The participant grid and your own self-view thumbnail are left exactly as they are — see How it works for how the extension tells the two apart.
Toggling also interacts with auto-hide: a manual toggle always takes priority over the automatic behaviour for the rest of that presentation.