Good morning, I would like to provide an idea for a future update of firefox, add a volume control panel / skip songs that are in any of the browser tabs.
I would also like to have an option to add a shortcut “as an application” on the desktop (which is not really an application, but as a shortcut to the web).
Please add the convenience for user to disable or remove such a icon with limited use in laptop. And it disadvantage it brings is , once if you have open multiple tabs, the tab button will be sqeeze in very limited small space, any click on the tab will highly possible to mute/unmute the sounds from that page!!!!
this is really not a friendly design if an user cannot easily disable its function or remove it per preference and individual usage habbits.
Why hasn't this been done yet? I've tried 4 different extensions that claim to do this, but none of them work. The concept works fine in Chrome.
Some websites are WAY too loud compared to others (thai-language.com is a big example), and it's annoying to have to constantly adjust the system volume as I go back and forth between an overly loud website and a normal one.
I really need this so I can come back to Firefox... I check this thread from time to time to see if we have any news on this one, but not being able to control tab volume is the only reason I (unfortunately) have to stay on Chrome, due to how my job works it's impossible to not have this feature.
I mean... if enough of us started a lawsuit against them for hearing damage, then they might start considering adding this absolutely amazing functionality. Because, I'm not sure it's the websites' fault, here. Also, not sure it's the end users' fault. Has to be the fault of the thing that presents the website to the user, right. That argument could stand up well in a court, anyway.