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It would get unproductive but since you cannot turn the sound off, it stayed productive.
by rojcyk 6y ago
It would get unproductive but since you cannot turn the sound off, it stayed productive.
- rottencupcakes 6y agohttps://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-mute-entire-websites-in-chrome/ https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-mute-entire-websites-in-c...
- croisillon 6y agoi like that Chrome users, like formerly IE users, need special instructions to do what Firefox users can do very simply
- reaperducer 6y agoOr Safari. Just click the little blue speaker icon in the URL bar.
- alpb 6y agono you actually don't. you can right click any tab and mute it.
- ars 6y agoI too ceased playing because of the sound. Barely funny the first time or two, it was just irritating after that. (Yes, I know I could mute the site, but by then the appeal of the game was over.)
- dariusj18 6y agoI was able to mute it, there are controls hidden at the bottom.
- 6510 6y agoWho would have thought the ear icon mutes the sound.
- BRedSox 6y agoCaution to anyone wearing headphones.
- parliament32 6y agoRight-click the tab > Mute Tab? I don't remember the last time I actually hunted for a mute button on a site, how do you deal with sites with auto-playing videos and whatnot?
- rojcyk 6y agoI don't deal with them. If I mute it on my end, it gives the impression I'm ok with this kind of ads or content. But I'm not so I go elsewhere.
- thamer 6y agoMost browsers show a little speaker icon on a tab playing sound, that you can click to mute the tab.