So, try this out and check for yourself if your browsing experience has increased or not. However, this will block almost all flash content in the inactive tabs which might disrupt your normal browsing experience. So, if you’re watching your favorite YouTube videos, the rest of the tabs will be dead silent. With Mute Inactive Tabs add-on for Chrome, you can auto-mute the tabs you’re not currently using. After a bit of research, we have found another alternative to get rid of these annoying adverts. However, it still takes a bit of effort to navigate to that page and mute the videos in the page or just hit the mute button on the tab.
Chrome automute tabs how to#
How to Mute Individual Tabs in Google Chrome.If you have missed that tutorial, please follow it from the below link. Few weeks back, we have covered an article on how to mute individual tabs in Google Chrome so that you can peacefully browse the web pages without having to worry about the annoying flash ads and videos. Now, everything will be back to normal and the site will once again be able to make sound.Google Chrome is the most used web browser on any platform, thanks to its smooth experience and unlimited web app store. Both these issues are only a minor inconvenience though, as simply disabling and enabling the extension from the toolbar resets the mute. And whenever the site tries to make any sound, you’ll see a little speaker icon with a line through it appear on the tab.īut now, if and when you want to unmute the site and allow it to make sound again, all you need to do is right click on the tab once again…Īnd, in the menu that appears, click “Unmute site”. The extension will often mute the tab when a pop-up ad is showing, and sometimes it will mute shorter videos from the beginning, even if no ad was played. Now, the entire site will be muted and won’t be able to make any sound, while any other website or apps you may have open will still be able to make sound.
Chrome automute tabs install#
If you’re happy to mute the entire website that’s making too much noise (and you don’t want to install yet another Chrome extension), all you need to do is right click (two finger click on a trackpad) on the offending tab…Īnd, in the menu that appears, click “Mute site”. ( Click here to skip down to the second method). Option two isn’t quite as easy when you first do it because you’ll have to install a Chrome Extension, but once it’s installed it will be just as easy as the first method, and it will allow you to easily mute one specific tab without muting the whole website. So if you have the same website open in multiple different tabs and you want to specifically mute just one of the tabs, you’ll need to use option two. This is very easy to do as the functionality is built right into Chrome and it will usually do the job pretty well.īut, if you have the same website open in multiple different tabs, the built in method won’t work so well because that website will be muted across all of your tabs. Search for the extension (unMute) and click on it and click Add to Chrome and a prompt will pop up to Add 'unMute' to Microsoft Edge and click Add extension and this will install it in MS Edge - After doing the above, check and test if it is working in Edge just like how it is working in Chrome Regards, Paul R. The first and easiest option is to just mute the site that’s inside the tab. There are actually two different ways to go about muting a tab in Google Chrome.
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