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Record audio from the active browser tab, then save or discard it locally. Nothing is uploaded. Tired of websites that don't allow you an easy way to download audio? This is your work-around. Click the record button, start the audio and let it play. When the audio has finished playing, stop the recording, name the file, and click save. Works on any browser tab that plays audio, such as Suno, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, etc. ___ TabTape adds a small movable recorder to the active browser tab. Start and stop capture from the page, review the result, then save it to your computer or discard it. Key features: - Record only the audio playing in the active tab - Keep the tab audible while recording - Drag the compact Record/Stop control anywhere in the visible page - See elapsed recording time at a glance - Continue capture while interacting with the page - Review file name, duration, size, and format before saving - Save through Chrome's normal download dialog - Discard a recording without leaving a saved copy - Export efficient Opus audio in a WebM container, with OGG fallback where supported Private by design: TabTape has no account, cloud service, advertising, analytics, tracking, or remote code. Captured audio is processed locally in browser memory. It remains there only until you save or discard it, the extension is reloaded, or the browser ends the recording context. Nothing is sent to the developer or any third party. On first use, TabTape explains that captured audio may contain website content or conversations and asks for an affirmative acknowledgement before showing the recorder. The acknowledgement and the control's last position are the only preferences stored by the extension. TabTape does not record your microphone, other tabs, or general system audio. It does not read cookies or keep browsing history. Use TabTape only for content you own or have permission to record. It does not bypass subscriptions, access controls, site restrictions, or digital rights management. You remain responsible for applicable law and website terms.