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Per-tab volume control for every site — YouTube, Spotify, Netflix, Amazon, Twitch and more. SoundCtrl is a simple and reliable Chrome extension designed to give you full control over the audio in your browser. It focuses on one clear purpose, which is to let you adjust, mute, or boost sound levels easily while you browse. With SoundCtrl, you can change the volume of any tab in real time using a smooth and responsive control interface. Whether the audio is too loud or too quiet, you can fine tune it instantly without refreshing the page or interrupting playback. The extension also includes an All Tabs section where you can view and control audio from multiple tabs in one place. You do not need to switch between tabs anymore. You can manage each playing tab separately, adjust its volume, boost sound, or mute it without affecting others. This makes it easy to handle situations where multiple tabs are playing audio at the same time. SoundCtrl allows you to increase the volume beyond the default limit, which is useful when audio is too low. A quick mute and unmute option is available for moments when you need immediate silence. It also remembers your volume settings for each tab, so you do not have to adjust them again every time. It works consistently across different types of audio sources, including standard media players and modern web audio systems. The experience is fast, stable, and built for everyday browsing. SoundCtrl does not collect or store any personal data. All processing happens locally in your browser, ensuring complete privacy and security.
Apr 12, 2026
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