Tab Volume Master – Volume Booster & Sound Control

Set the volume for a website once. Every time you come back, it is already right. Tab Volume Master gives every site its own volume, anywhere from 0% to 200%, and re-applies it automatically on your next visit. Turn a quiet podcast up past what the site allows. Keep one shouty news site permanently down. Silence a tab without going looking for its player. WHAT YOU GET • Per-site volume from 0% to 200%, remembered automatically • A real boost above 100%, with a limiter so loud passages get louder instead of distorted • Works on web games and other Web Audio sound, not just video and music players • Playing now — every tab currently making sound, listed in the popup with its own slider and mute • Mute the noisy tab without switching to it, or even finding it • Quick presets, plus and minus steppers, or click the number and type an exact one • A global default, so you can cap the whole web at 70% and make exceptions where you want them • A per-site off switch, for the one site you would rather it left alone • Saved sites with search, undo for deletions, and JSON import and export • Light, dark, and follow-the-system themes • Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Russian, Japanese, Chinese and Hindi PRIVACY, PLAINLY No accounts. No sign-in. No sync. No analytics. No network requests of any kind. Your settings live in your browser's own local storage and never leave your computer. There is no server for them to go to. The only outbound link anywhere in the interface is the "Rate the extension" link, and only if you click it. WHY IT ASKS FOR ACCESS TO ALL SITES To change how loud a tab is, the extension has to run on the page that is playing the audio — and it cannot know in advance which pages those will be. That is the whole reason for the permission. It does not read page content, does not collect browsing history, and sends nothing anywhere. All it stores is the volume you picked, kept against the site's hostname. GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU INSTALL • Boosting above 100% does not work on DRM-protected audio such as Spotify or Netflix. Chrome does not allow protected audio through the processing that boosting requires. Lowering the volume and muting work normally on those sites — it is only the boost that is unavailable, and that is a platform limit rather than a bug. • Tabs that were already open when you install are picked up straight away. The rare one Chrome won't let an extension into until it reloads — a tab it had put to sleep, for instance — gets a reload button in the popup. • Volume is remembered per hostname, so youtube.com and music.youtube.com are separate entries with separate volumes. Two sites that merely share a domain are rarely two sites you want at the same level. • Below 100% the extension uses your browser's own volume control and builds no audio processing at all, so ordinary listening is exactly as it would be without it installed. The processing only switches on when you ask for a boost. Found a site where it misbehaves? Please report it rather than leaving a one-star review — most of these turn out to be one unusual audio player, and most are fixable.