This is one of those things that's "obvious" to gurus, but not obvious to the rest of the folks using Mac. For Mac users: Select the check-box to Delete all Audio and Video License Files Click Delete Data Refresh the application. Other than that, you cannot change the volume of Chrome or a Chrome tab unless the website that is playing the media gives you the controls. Note: I see some possibly similar answers with negative votes, but I've taken the time to explain how it works, and clearly disclosed that it's a subset/workaround to what was asked, so please don't ding me for this answer. Generally, if a tab is playing some sort of media with sound, you can easily mute it by right-clicking on the tab and selecting the Mute Site option. Autoplay policy is 'used when deciding if audio or video is allowed to autoplay'. Flags are experimental features of Chrome that may be pulled or integrated natively in the browser at any time. I suspect this works in other apps that have an independent volume control. Google introduced a new flag in Chrome 61 which gives users of the web browser control over the browser's autoplay behavior. And then the overall volume in the upper right controls the.iTunes volume can bet set independently of other sounds, WITHIN the iTunes UI.Just fyi that you can set iTunes volume lower in the iTunes UI, and then set the overall system volume in upper right system menu reasonably high, so that relatively the non-iTunes notifications will be noticeable. In Windows 10, each app gets a separate volume.
Sometimes I was missing Slack audible "bings". Pro Tip: If there is no volume at all from YouTube, right-click on the YouTube tab in the top bar, and select unmute. mute Firefox, turn up iTunes, turn down Skype. We use Slack at work, and I like to play iTunes kinda loud (in my headphones). I recently switched from PC to Mac and one thing I miss is Windows application-level volume control (i.e. Here's a possible workaround, for a subset of use cases, that doesn't require any new software.
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