The solution is not to be an idiot like me 😹 I was 100% sure that I check the volume mixer but wasn't the case. So the problem was the volume mixer AAA.PNG

@Gwen-Dragon said in Vivaldi - Windows 10 Media Overlay deaktivieren: aber half da nicht chrome://flags/#hardware-media-key-handling auf Disabled zu stellen? Ja, doch, dieses Flag hat geholfen. Vielen Dank nochmal, du hast mir schon so oft geholfen.

When will this be fixed? Vivaldi is still showing the audio slider overlay controll. Disabling the media control in the vivaldi settings does not solve this issue.

It's not an update from Windows because I've this but I use Windows LTSC and it's version 1809

@lonm Yeah, I thought it's an operating system level request, but it really isn't. Operating systems already do this. E.g.: You are listening to music through your laptop speakers on full volume, when you put in your headphones, the volume will switch to the last user-defined volume level on this output, the same if you unplug your headphones. The same happens on smartphones, just with a different implementation. Point is as long as you are using the normal audio jack, the operating system has no idea what is plugged in in the first place. If you really want control, then using a dedicated DAC would be your best option.