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8-band Web Audio Equalizer - fixing muddy podcasts, harsh streams and quiet dialogue. FreqWave EQ is a real-time audio equalizer for your browser tabs. It fixes the audio problems streaming media is full of: muddy podcasts, harsh upper-mids on YouTube, dialogue buried under music, weak laptop speakers struggling with badly mixed video. Built by the personal need for cleaner speech, dialogues, voice-overs in videos, podcasts, streams etc. 8-band graphic EQ A clean 8-band parametric equalizer covering a common audible range (32 Hz to 8 kHz), with ±12 dB of gain per band. Designed for tone control and balanced volume intensity. Voice Enhancer — four modes for speech and dialogue: Dialogue — boost speech intelligibility, tame low-frequency rumble Leveler — dynamic range compression evens out quiet dialogue and loud peaks Clarity — open up muffled or dark audio Off — bypass when you don't need it Real-time spectrum visualizer Live FFT visualization shows you exactly what your EQ is doing to the signal. Not decoration — it reflects the actual processed audio. Creative interpretation of the real oscilloscope. Personal and private All audio processing happens locally on your device. No telemetry, no analytics, no account. The extension makes no external network requests. Settings are stored locally via chrome.storage.sync and persist across browser sessions. Engine controls Master Volume and Pre-Amp with symmetric ±12 dB ranges, double-click to reset. RESET button returns all controls to flat. Capture is sticky to the originally activated tab, with the captured hostname shown when you switch tabs. What’s New in Version 1.1.0 Site-Specific Profile: Lock specific EQ profiles to your favorite websites (like YouTube or Spotify)—FreqWave automatically switches settings when you change tabs. Built-in or *Custom Presets: Select a built-in preset or save and manage your own custom 8-band EQ configurations directly inside the new preset bar. Peak Guard Limiter: Integrated dynamic compression prevents harsh clipping and digital distortion, even at max boost levels. The full source is available on GitHub: github.com/Bob3x/freqwave-eq