Any way to disable audio on some domains?
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Any way to disable audio on some domains?
Hi,
I'd like to have an option to completely disable audio on some domains.
I am able to do this in vivaldi (possibly in chrome) through site permissions.
Unfortunately, I cannot control this in firefox/palemoon.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
I'd like to have an option to completely disable audio on some domains.
I am able to do this in vivaldi (possibly in chrome) through site permissions.
Unfortunately, I cannot control this in firefox/palemoon.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
This is possible to do with custom rule on the ublock extension.
Give a link, i shall try.
Give a link, i shall try.
Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
Thanks for suggestion, however I'm looking for simple solution, like button to mute/unmute audio on the web site (like YesScript, but for audio).
Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
Depends on the audio source - if you just want to mute HTML5, it's fairly easy, and an hour or so on AMO will turn something up.fifonik wrote:Thanks for suggestion, however I'm looking for simple solution, like button to mute/unmute audio on the web site (like YesScript, but for audio).
Muting HTML5 and Flash seems to be a lot more difficult.
I spent a while looking for precisely what you are asking for a few week back and ended up with this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... src=search
A toolbar button to mute the whole browser.
Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
Thanks for reply.
I knew about the addon.
I'm watching quite a lot youtube videos with audio so muting whole browser does not make sense.
I'd like to mute it per domain (should be persistent to survive tab close/open) as on some domains some video with audio or only audio started to play in background that is awful.
However, sometimes I'm watching videos (with audio) on these web sites as well so I'd like to have way to un-mute/mute again it without editing block lists.
As I was already mentioned, it is in-built Vivaldi/Chrome feature accessible through padlock.
I knew about the addon.
I'm watching quite a lot youtube videos with audio so muting whole browser does not make sense.
I'd like to mute it per domain (should be persistent to survive tab close/open) as on some domains some video with audio or only audio started to play in background that is awful.
However, sometimes I'm watching videos (with audio) on these web sites as well so I'd like to have way to un-mute/mute again it without editing block lists.
As I was already mentioned, it is in-built Vivaldi/Chrome feature accessible through padlock.
Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
That's very nice for them.fifonik wrote:As I was already mentioned, it is in-built Vivaldi/Chrome feature accessible through padlock.
You ignore my main point - that it only gets complicated if you want to mute HTML5 and flash. Selectively muting HTML5 is easy, and there are loads of returns on AMO to do just that. And at least one on APO.
No idea if any of them survive tab closing...
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Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
If I understand correctly, you often load multiple videos (with audio) at the same time? I fail to see how that makes sense...fifonik wrote:I'm watching quite a lot youtube videos with audio so muting whole browser does not make sense...
I'd like to mute it per domain (should be persistent to survive tab close/open) as on some domains some video with audio or only audio started to play in background that is awful. However, sometimes I'm watching videos (with audio) on these web sites as well so I'd like to have way to un-mute/mute again it without editing block lists.
Why not block auto-playback for those domains? Better yet, avoid loading multiple tabs at once, let alone audio/video tabs.
The mute button makes a lot of sense (a shortcut is even better, if possible): mute the browser without muting the whole system (the Windows Volume Mixer can also do this).
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Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
It was not offense.fifonik wrote:As I was already mentioned, it is in-built Vivaldi/Chrome feature accessible through padlock.doofy wrote:That's very nice for them.
It is implemented in the same place (padlock) where other per-site settings implemented in almost every browser (including Palemoon).
And it make sense as there you are able to manage permissions for cookies, location, plugins, popups, but not audio for some reason.
I'm Palemoon user. I'd like to have some good things to be implemented in the browser I use. Is is bad?
No, I'm not.doofy wrote:You ignore my main point - that it only gets complicated if you want to mute HTML5 and flash.
Even partial implementation (HTML5 audio only) would be better than nothing.
Are there extension for muting HTML5 audio per domain I'm missing?
Addon's settings?doofy wrote:No idea if any of them survive tab closing...
Like in YesScript. If I pressed the button on toolbar to disable javascript on a nasty web site, it stores the web site domain in preferences (I can see it) and next time I open the web site javascript is still blocked.
Sure.back2themoon wrote:If I understand correctly, you often load multiple videos (with audio) at the same time?
While I'm watching one video, other videos are loading in background tabs on pause (auto playback is already disabled).
I know that I'm not the one who doing this
Some ADs in background tabs are able to starts to play some audio or video+audio using javascript. Right now when I hear the noise or see the Expose Noisy Tabs indicator on such tabs I'm switching the audio manually. However, I'd like to completely rid off the issue for these web sites.
And wait till it loaded when I need it?back2themoon wrote:Better yet, avoid loading multiple tabs at once, let alone audio/video tabs.
Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
This seems like exactly what you need: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... /versions/
The newest version is WebExt, but version 0.0.9 should work on PM, just disable the compatibility check. Maybe version 0.1.4
There's also this nice little addon made for PM itself, it adds a mute button to each tab: https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/expose-noisy-tabs/
This one seems to do the same thing: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... e-control/
If you want to turn all sound from the browser off, you can set the media.webaudio.enabled preference to false. This addon claims to add a toolbar button to switch it on and off, I haven't tried it tho: https://github.com/IsaacSchemm/autoplay-toggle
The newest version is WebExt, but version 0.0.9 should work on PM, just disable the compatibility check. Maybe version 0.1.4
There's also this nice little addon made for PM itself, it adds a mute button to each tab: https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/expose-noisy-tabs/
This one seems to do the same thing: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... e-control/
If you want to turn all sound from the browser off, you can set the media.webaudio.enabled preference to false. This addon claims to add a toolbar button to switch it on and off, I haven't tried it tho: https://github.com/IsaacSchemm/autoplay-toggle
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Re: Any way to disable audio on some domains?
Thanks!
MuteLinks looks promising, I'll try to make it works in PM.
MuteLinks looks promising, I'll try to make it works in PM.