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There are many instances where audio becomes annoying. It could be too loud or too low and be only heard in one ear. This extension aims to fix many of the problems you might have. You can also save audio settings per domain or per page and it will be loaded on new tab so you don't have to remodify audio everytime.

Current Features:
Gain (up to 5x) - Increase or decrease volume
Pan - Distribute level of audio through left and right channels (for speakers)
Mono - Normalize audio level between both channels

FAQ:
For any questions, you can open an issue or view the source code on https://github.com/LoneCoder21/SoundTuner

Developer comments

If audio isn't being played (muted) or controls aren't working, reset the controls (reset button) and refresh the page.

Some web pages use audio elements on a different source domain than the main domain so we can't modify these audio elements and must use default controls.

There's no practical way to detect media elements that are CORS restricted. Therefore, some elements may be missed and you may have to change them manually. This issue, https://github.com/WebAudio/web-audio-api/issues/2453 explains more details.

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