As you know, these are small additions that we can install in the browser in order to increase its versatility. These will help us to control the sound that is played in the aforementioned Google Chrome tabs. īut despite what we have seen so far, at the same time we can also use a series of extensions for the browser. In addition, each one with its corresponding scroll bar from which we can increase, decrease or silence the sound of each independent application. Next and in the form of icons, we will see all the programs that we have open at that moment. Extensions (type Chrome:extensions into your omnibox): Little Alchemy, Gmail Hi I know there are a lot of posts on the forums from 2012 or so that have been having this issue where Google Chrome has not been showing up in the volume mixer and hasn't been playing sound. This is located on the right side of the system toolbar, where we see the option to Open volume mixer. This is a functionality of the operating system itself that we access by right-clicking on the volume icon. At this point we can make use of the so-called Windows Volume Mixer.
Therefore in this case it may be that what we really need is to silence all the tabs that emit sound at this moment in Chrome, for example if we are playing in another window, or watching a video in VLC. It can also be the case that we have several applications running, not just Chrome, and we want to mute only the browser’s audio. Control Chrome’s audio from the Windows mixer
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