Is the photo of the bell you included what actually rings inside your home if someone presses the button on your current Ring doorbell? That looks much older than what I’d expect to see installed with a Ring doorbell, but if your current video doorbell is wired up to use that as the mechanical chime, then it might be possible for a Wyze Video Doorbell v2 to do the same thing. I don’t know if the wired Ring products include a device similar to the Chime Controller that ships with the Wyze Video Doorbell v2, so that’s one big question mark for me.
If you think you need to make a change from Ring to Wyze, then first generation Wyze Video Doorbell or Video Doorbell Pro might be a better fit, because they include their own remote chimes. (Personally, I’m glad I waited for the Video Doorbell v2, because I specifically wanted something that would activate the existing mechanical chime in my mom’s house.)
I think maybe you’re talking about Wyze Web View. The support article (see below) says that “Wyze Web View works with Google Chrome, Safari, and Microsoft Edge” and that “Wyze Web View is not supported on Firefox browsers”; however, I saw in one of your posts in another topic that you sometimes use Chrome, and there’s at least one error with that support article, so I just opened a ticket with Wyze Support about that. Note that a subscription is required in order to use Wyze Web View.
I realize that it’s not any of my business why you want to replace your Ring doorbell with a Wyze model, but if you could provide some insight about what you’re trying to do and what features you’re seeking, then that might help other forum participants to provide you with advice.