How to mute multiple noisy Chrome tabs at once | PCWorld



How to mute multiple noisy Chrome tabs at once | PCWorld

▲     Oct 13, 2015 7:00 AM Sometimes you run across a tip that's just so awesome you must share it with the world as soon as possible. The other day, I came across a Chrome extension (via  Ghacks ) that lets you use a keyboard shortcut to mute all browser tabs at once. A combination of Chrome audio controls and keyboard shortcuts? Sign. Me. Up. One of the great things about Chrome is that it allows you to mute any tab with a single click— Firefox is working on this too . This is an especially handy feature for those times when you hit a site with auto-play audio or video. Instead of searching the page for the offending media, you just click the audio icon on the tab and you're done. Things get annoying, however, when you have multiple tabs blasting audio at once. It's easy enough to click all the audio tabs one after the other, but one blanket keyboard shortcut to mute all of noisy tabs in a single blow is even better. First,

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