Answer a call in the browser phone
Turn on call alerts, then answer, decline or send to voicemail a call that rings in your browser.
Calls ring in every browser tab where you are signed in to AIMERICA. Keep a tab open on the Phone page, and allow the microphone when your browser asks, so the caller can hear you.
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Step by step
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Keep the app open in a browser tab. The Phone page is a good place to wait for calls.
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The green chip at the top means your line is ready to take calls.
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To hear calls while this tab is in the background, turn on alerts in Settings, under Me, then Alerts.
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When someone calls, you see Incoming call, the caller's name and number, and the line they called.
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Decline sends the call away. Voicemail sends the caller to your voicemail.
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Answer takes the call. The Enter key answers too, and Shift plus Enter declines.
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You're on the call. The stage shows who you're talking to, their number, and a timer.
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Mute, Keypad, Hold, Record and Transfer work like on any call. Each one has its own video.
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When you're done, press the red button to hang up, or Shift plus Escape.
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The call is now at the top of Recent, with when it came in.
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