

The new mute feature brings back the individual tab-based audio muting capabilities, albeit in a different form and a central location. The feature was comfortable, but Google changed it in 2018 when it removed the functionality and replaced it with controls to mute the entire site instead.Ĭhrome users who want tab-based muting back may want to take a look at the Smart Mute extension for the web browser. Previously, Chrome users could use the audio indicator icon in tabs to mute/unmute audio with a single click. If you think you found a bug, please report it at crbug.Google Chrome did and does support audio muting capabilities. If you see a spammer, troll, or shill commenter, please use the report option and/or message the mods. Posting tip: check the new queue for your submission after posting. Posting the same links multiple times, or posting them as comments on posts that have nothing to do with your extension is considered spamming, and you will be banned for such actions. We welcome you to post links to any Chrome extensions that you have created, within reason. If you are unable to abide by this simple request, or if your only submissions are to the same sites over and over, or to your personal site(s), you will be banned.



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