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    • RammsteinAMR
      RammsteinAM Translator
      last edited by LonM

      Chromium allows to do this by default.

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        TyrianMollusk
        last edited by

        Yes, please don't make us wait for a site to make noise before we can hush it.

        If I want to mute a tab I probably already know that and don't want to hear it.

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          IlIlIlIIllI
          last edited by IlIlIlIIllI

          [request moved from a duplicate thread]

          A tab cannot be muted unless it is already playing audio content. This conditional type of mute is quite ineffective because when I do a "mute all", it doesn't actually mute all tabs, but only the ones currently playing audio. The rest of the tabs do not receive a 'muted' status, so if audio content is played in those with some delay, it will be audible.

          Sometimes, if a video is already playing in the tab, Vivaldi still may not show the mute option. This happens often on Twitch video streams that have long intros without any audio, so Vivaldi doesn't 'detect' it and doesn't enable the mute option. So I have to actually wait for the stream to start playing sound in order to mute the video. This is too inconvenient.

          Here is a short recording of the issues described above
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNGAEL_mUEc

          In other browsers, e.g. Firefox/Chrome, each tab has a persistent mute/unmute option (either a speaker icon on the tab, or in the context menu), which is always there regardless of what's loaded in the tab. A tab can be muted at any time.

          Please fix this. Thank you.

          p.s. It would also be nice to have a button for mute all. That would be much better than going to quick tools and typing a command.

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            albbranco
            last edited by albbranco

            I would like to ask for this too!
            As stated by OP, Chromium can do it by default, shouldn't be something too complicated.

            Thanks for the wonderful job being done with Vivaldi!

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              Seasonly
              last edited by

              With so much stuff into context menu (I think you're are talking about this one of the page area), the menu should be a more compact solution to keep it useful : playing with icons instead of text may be a solution like does this suggestion.

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                ap147
                last edited by

                +1 I would like to ask for this too, please.
                🙂

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                • LWChrisL
                  LWChris
                  last edited by

                  Please add this, if I have a messenger open (say, Telegram web), the duration in which the notification sound plays is just one second, and it only plays when I'm in a different tab, so F1 doesn't work. It's very annoying you cannot mute a currently silent tab although you already know it'll not stay silent in the future.

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                    titanium
                    last edited by

                    @ap147 said in Allow Mute Tab from Context Menu Whether they Play Sound or Not:

                    +1 I would like to ask for this too, please.

                    +1 I would like to ask for this too, please.

                    Yes we can't mute a tab before a sound is heard.
                    Sometimes you want to avoid to hear a sound from a tab, but you can't mute the tab until the sound is played.
                    So yes, we want to be able to mute any tab, with sound or with no sound yet.

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                      Rufus7
                      last edited by

                      Yes PLEASE find a way to do this - having random playback sounds coming from a number of tabs is VERY distracting.

                      Of course, the related issue is preventing videos from auto-playing - but the sound issue is more urgent.

                      Thank you so much. . . .

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                        amanatee
                        last edited by

                        I search for this every few months that goes by that the feature is still not implemented. It's super important to me! I love everything about Vivaldi, but miss this feature from Chrome.

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                          sunstrat50 @ap147
                          last edited by

                          @ap147 said in Allow Mute Tab from Context Menu Whether they Play Sound or Not:

                          +1 I would like to ask for this too, please.
                          🙂

                          I also would like to ask for this! Chromium clearly does not do this by default and there is no opportunity to mute until sound is actually happening from that tab.

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                            khalsagan
                            last edited by

                            I'd love to see this feature implemented so I can use Vivaldi. Seems like a great browser but not having a real mute button is a dealbreaker.

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                            • LonML
                              LonM Moderator
                              last edited by

                              The latest snapshots are now testing this feature: https://vivaldi.com/blog/snapshots/tab-muting-vivaldi-browser-snapshot-1628-21/

                              💻 Windows 10 64-bit Sopranos Builds • en-GB • 🗳 vote for features • 🕵️‍♀️ Code of Conduct • 🐞 Report bugs

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                                iAN CooG @LonM
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                                @LonM I confirm it's finally working now.

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                                • LonML
                                  LonM Moderator
                                  last edited by LonM

                                  Update to Vivaldi 2.7 to get this new functionality 😀 : https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-2-7-bring-more-productivity-to-your-day/

                                  💻 Windows 10 64-bit Sopranos Builds • en-GB • 🗳 vote for features • 🕵️‍♀️ Code of Conduct • 🐞 Report bugs

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