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Adjust and persist per-site volume levels for audio and video elements across websites Site Volume gives you precise control over audio and video playback levels on a per-website basis. Set YouTube to 50%, Spotify to 80%, and podcasts to 100% — your preferences are saved and applied automatically. 🔊 KEY FEATURES • Per-Site Volume Control Adjust volume for each website independently with an intuitive slider (0-100%) • Subdomain Support Share settings across all subdomains (www.example.com, blog.example.com) or customize each one separately with a simple toggle • Instant Updates Volume changes apply immediately without reloading the page • Automatic Persistence Settings are saved locally and applied automatically on every visit • Clean, Minimal Interface Simple popup with visual feedback — no clutter, no distractions • Privacy-Focused All data stays on your device. No tracking, no analytics, no external connections ⚡ HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the Site Volume icon in your browser toolbar 2. Adjust the slider to your preferred level 3. Volume is applied instantly to all audio/video on the page 4. Your setting is saved and automatically restored on future visits Toggle "Include subdomains" to apply the same volume across all subdomains of a site, or turn it off to set different levels for www, blog, api, etc. 🔒 PRIVACY Site Volume requires minimal permissions (storage and tabs) and operates entirely locally. No data is collected, transmitted, or shared. Your volume preferences never leave your browser.
Feb 9, 2026
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