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Is there any way to tell Chrome not to make sound unless I explicitly want it? Maybe I have less tolerance than most people, but I just can't stand it when my c
by kens 6y ago
Is there any way to tell Chrome not to make sound unless I explicitly want it? Maybe I have less tolerance than most people, but I just can't stand it when my computer makes unexpected noise.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoRight click mute tab (i think it might be experimental)
- theon144 6y agoHaha, it used not to be, but then Google crippled the feature. Firefox is looking better by the day.
- hackerman123469 6y agoI have issues with Firefox as well. 1 problem in a browser is most definitely not enough to discourage it. - I use both btw.
- rnotaro 6y agoGoogle changed it for "Mute website" when right-clicking a tab and it's not experimental. It's better than "Mute tab" because it's persistant over multiple sessions.
- the_cramer 6y agoYour tolerance seems right to me. I've got a german chrome so menu names might not be correct. Options->Data protection and security scroll all the way down to "content"->Additional content settings->Sound Here you can do stuff. edit: readability
- bbx 6y agoThere is a setting or an extension I use to mute all sites by default. You can then whitelist domains one by one. It’s a lifesaver.