I've been a passionate evangelist for Apple and the Macintosh throughout my working life, my first love was a Quadra 605 working with a small creative agency in the south of Norfolk UK in the mid 1990's, I later progressed to other roles in other Macintosh dominated industries, first as a Senior graphic designer at a small printing company and then a production manager at Guardian Media Group. Select the ‘Auto-mute new tabs’ checkbox.Find the ‘Mute Tab’ item and give the ‘Preferences’ button a click.Select ‘Extensions’ from the left-hand menu.Once Firefox restarts, select the lined icon in the upper-right corner of Firefox, and then select ‘Add-ons’ from the menu that appears.When prompted, click ‘Add,’ followed by ‘Restart now.’.Give the ‘Add to Firefox’ button a click.Launch Firefox and head over to MuteTab’s page in the Firefox Add-ons website.To setup this extension and auto-mute new tabs: This add-on can automatically mute new tabs, although the first tab you open will always have sound. If you’re a Firefox user, then the equivalent of Chrome’s MuteTab extension is, coincidentally, also called MuteTab. In this menu you can also whitelist websites so that their content is never muted, regardless of your MuteTab settings, which can be particularly useful for websites that revolve around media, such as YouTube or Spotify. Enter the website’s address in the ‘Domain’ field.Select ‘Options’ towards the upper-right corner.If one of your favourite websites is particularly fond of auto-playing video or audio, then you may want to blacklist its URL so that MuteTab knows to always mute this website automatically: Temporarily disable all of the above behavior. Mute every tab, including the current tab. The subsequent drop-down contains the following options: To access the various MuteTab settings, give this icon a click. MuteTab adds a new icon in the upper-right corner of your Chrome browser. Read the onscreen warning and if you’re happy to proceed then click ‘Add Extension.’.Launch Chrome and head over to MuteTab’s page on the Chrome Web Store.
If you’re a Chrome user, then you can mute specific websites using the MuteTab extension. Prevent all new tabs from auto-playing audio or video content. Mute tabs that contain auto-playing video or audio-only content. You can also mute/unmute a specific tab, by clicking the ‘Audio’ icon that appears within that tab’s header.įinally, you can modify Safari’s default auto-playing behaviour, by Control-clicking the ‘Audio’ icon in Safari’s address bar, opening the ‘Auto-play’ submenu, and then selecting one of the following options: Clicking the ‘Audio’ icon will silence the current tab only.
Clicking the ‘Audio’ icon will silence the tab that’s currently playing audio.
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