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Find likely audio stream URLs on the current page and send them to RadioDelay.com player. RadioDelay.com Stream Finder detects live audio stream URLs on the webpage you are visiting and lets you open them directly in RadioDelay.com — where you can delay the stream to sync radio commentary with a TV broadcast, replay a melody you just heard, or compensate for any audio latency. HOW IT WORKS Open the extension side panel on any webpage. The extension scans the page's network activity and DOM to find active audio streams. Detected streams appear as cards in the panel. From there you can: — Copy the stream URL to your clipboard — Open the stream in RadioDelay.com with one click For streams that are blocked by CORS browser policy, the extension automatically applies a temporary permission so the stream can play on RadioDelay.com. The permission is scoped to that specific stream URL and is automatically removed as soon as the RadioDelay tab is closed. Once the stream is open in RadioDelay.com, you can adjust the delay in real time using the slider to sync the audio with your TV broadcast or any other reference. WHAT THE EXTENSION ACCESSES To detect streams on any page you choose to use it on, the extension reads network resource URLs and page content locally in your browser. No data is collected, stored, or sent to any server. All processing happens on your device. PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED — Access to all websites: required to detect audio streams on whichever page you are currently visiting. The extension only activates when you open the side panel. — Modify response headers: used exclusively to allow a specific audio stream URL to play on radiodelay.com when you click "Open in RadioDelay". Removed automatically when the tab closes. — Read browsing activity: used only to detect when you navigate to a new page so the stream list can refresh. No browsing history is recorded or transmitted. WORKS BEST WITH RadioDelay.com — a free web app for delaying any live audio stream in real time.