I am switching to Firefox for various nerd privacy reasons, is there any chance you would ever create a Firefox port? This is by far the best extension of its kind and there is nothing in the FF universe that comes close.

I have been having trouble finding which tab has sent a notification of started playing. I was wondering if a list of the N most recent tabs generating sounds could be kept?

Alos, there have been some tabs that start without be asked that suddenly start playing. I want to track down those tabs so i can avoid those sites or blacklist them.

Stuart

Hello, I am on Chrome Version 63.0.3239.132 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Mac OS X 10.13.2 and I've noticed only recently that when opening an automuted new tab and going to Facebook, Facebook auto unmutes the tab. Anyone else notice this behavior? Is this a new setting within Facebook?

I love your extension!

A feature that it's missing is, rather than muting (in which videos on the tab keep playing), to actually pause and play the audio from the tab, whether it be a YouTube video or other audio-producing web page. This would be really helpful to have on your single pane design.

Other extensions do this already, but they appear to have disappeared (likely due to recent changes in Chrome).

My use cases is to load up multiple tabs with videos I'm interested in watching, but I can only watch one at a time, and sometimes I want to pause one video, resume another video, then go back to the previous video. Hence the need to not drone on, YouTube just keeps loading video after video, assuming eyeballs are watching when they really are not, and when I come back to the page wanting to resume the video, I find something completely different playing and am forced to backtrack.

when you switch to a currently playing tab, (presumably to mute or turn it up/down), it would be nice to have a short list of recenty visited tab (with or without audio) to allow the user to return to where they were. at the very least, save the previous tab, and have a button to go back there.

Currently I have mute all tabs selected in options. However, when creating a new tab, it is unmuted.

Domains listed in the whitelist continue to stay muted.

I have my setting on mute all tabs with a list for exceptions, but amazon.com always stays muted, however Amazon Music is always unmuted as I like it.

If this is not the default behaviour, it should at least be an option to enable:

When a tab is muted, and you switch to that tab, it should be automatically unmute until it becomes a background tab again.

Please make an this option. Maybe it might need a delay timer to mute.

Otherwise, it would be nice to have a one-button unmute-current-tab button.

I set cnn.com to be on the black list then I goto cnn.com and hit a story and it starts playing unmuted.

Whenever I click on the icon in the toolbar, it shows as the "active tab" a tab that I have open in a different window. It never, ever shows the correct active tab, nor even another tab in the active window. I tried clicking on "unmute tab" anyway, but of course it didn't work. The only option that works is "unmute ALL tabs," which pretty well defeats the entire purpose of the plugin. In particular, I whitelisted the website that is actually in the active tab, but it remains muted unless I "unmute all."

On Mac OS 10.14 Chrome Version 71.0.3578.98, clicking the speaker icon in the tab no longer mutes or unmutes

I often hear a tab emitting a sound but can not locate the tab.

I would like to see a button to switch to that tab or a history list of tabs that have emitted sound.

MuteTab Default Muting Behavior: Background tab muted.

1. Unmute tab, play some video
2. Tear off the playing tab from Chrome tab into separate window
3. Tab gets muted again.

Expected behavior: Once unmuted, a tab shouldn't be muted again by the extension.