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Perhaps a mute/unmute would be more feasible.

• derefr 14y ago
  Or a per-tab volume control. Volume control for HTML5 videos, games, etc. has always seemed to me like something that belongs in the browser chrome, not inside the tab itself. (Really, this is another way to say, "I'm a lazy HTML5 developer and I think having to create a 'sound-effects preferences' view on every project I do is a bit silly, if the browser could just be handling it for me." ;)
  • drivebyacct2 14y ago
    PulseAudio, I already get that for free :) The default KMix app in KDE presents app volume sliders as well as the Master audio slider in the tasktray icon. One of my absolute favorite linux features, especially since I pass through my Xbox and I can control it too.
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    • derefr 14y ago
      Oh, Windows does it too--but that's per app, not per tab. Apparently quite a few people like to listen to music on youtube while playing my game with the volume off :)