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Instantly find and mute tabs playing audio. Detect, control, and silence noisy tabs with one click. Tired of hunting through 20+ tabs to find the one blasting audio? Tab Mute Controller puts you in charge — instantly. 🔇 WHAT IT DOES - Shows a live badge on the toolbar icon with the count of tabs currently playing audio - One-click popup lists every audible tab with its favicon, title, and domain - Mute or unmute any tab without switching to it - Play or pause media directly from the popup - Mute All playing tabs in one click (great for meetings and presentations) - Unmute All with one click when you're ready - Auto-mute rules — add domains that should always be muted when opened (e.g. twitter.com, youtube.com) 🎯 HOW TO USE 1. Click the Tab Mute Controller icon in your toolbar 2. See all tabs producing audio listed instantly 3. Click the mute button (🔊) to silence a specific tab 4. Click the pause button (⏸) to pause media on a tab 5. Click any tab row to jump to that tab 6. Use "Mute All" to silence everything at once 7. Open ⚙ Auto-mute rules to set domains that mute automatically ⚡ LIGHTWEIGHT & PRIVATE - No background data collection - No external servers or analytics - Uses only the permissions it needs: Tabs, Storage, Scripting - Open source Perfect for: remote workers, researchers, students, power users, anyone who keeps many tabs open.
May 18, 2026
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