Google is reported to make it easier for users to issue audio from certain tabs.
According to the report with Chrome Story, the latest Build Canary Chrome comes with a new flag called “Audio Muting UI Control Tab.” Once activated, the flag will allow the feature that will allow you to play audio in any application with one click.
At present, the browser displays sound indicators on the tab when audio is played.
This report shows that new features will use indicators as buttons to mend audio.
Until now, you can open the Right-click menu on the tab to settle audio.
With new features, you don’t need to go through additional steps to menganan audio.
Similar functionality is ALO launched by the chrome rival browser, Firefox, recently.
As seen by Reddit Leopeva64-2 users, the commit message in the flag states that it is an experiment to decide whether the new button must still exist.
How to get a new mute button on Chromeif You want to try new features for yourself, Download Chrome Canary, Open Chrome: // flag, look for “Audio Muting UI Control tab,” and set it to activated.
Chrome is likely to ask to reboot, and after that, you will see a mute button.
Flags are available in Macos, Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS – Android (even Android on tablets) abandoned, at least for now.
You can try new features in the latest version of Canary Chrome by going to Chrome: // Flag> Audio Muting UI Control tab> Set to activated.
After you activate this feature, Chrome will ask you to reboot.
You will be able to see a new mute button after you restart the browser.
Google is also reported to work on scrollbars overlay Windows 11-style for the Chrome browser.
For those who don’t know, Scrollbars in Windows 11 changes the shape every time you approach them or use it.
According to the report by Neowin, the same feature is now being tested in chromium.