Open adan-ea opened 1 year ago
Just got Twitch Lurker. Favorite a channel. Default preference was to open as muted tab.
Now, if I want to watch that channel, I cannot find a way to unmute the open muted tab. I do know already the right-click on the Chrome tab, but the option is to Mute Site of a tab that is already muted by Twitch Lurker. Is there a way to unmute?
Just got Twitch Lurker. Favorite a channel. Default preference was to open as muted tab.
Now, if I want to watch that channel, I cannot find a way to unmute the open muted tab. I do know already the right-click on the Chrome tab, but the option is to Mute Site of a tab that is already muted by Twitch Lurker. Is there a way to unmute?
This is a limitation with Chrome. You can change a setting which allows you to unmute tabs:
Go to chrome://flags
in your browser and enable the option Tab audio muting UI control
Alternatively, other browsers such as Edge and Firefox allow you to mute/unmute an individual tab. Chrome is just the weirdest browser with not supporting that behavior by default.
Also this is unrelated to the issue thread that we are commenting on, so if you have more questions about it, create a new issue (just to keep it organized).
Hi, first of all, i like the extention ! Thanks for working on this. I had two or three ideas :
[ ] Group up the tabs I don't know how it really works but with Chrome you can create groups (i checked mozilla but they don't seem to have this feature) , so it would be great if the app would put the tabs in it (or create it if non existant !) :
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/57812567/231484428-7e7b5a2c-c974-41a2-9cf8-b243cc1afb9e.png)
[ ] Close the tab after the stream is finished I don't know if this one is already done but i didn't see a function while browsing the code
[ ] (I'm not sure about this one) Get the active tab, open all the channels so the lurk is actually counted then go back to the previously active tab but only when "Tabs open in the backgrounded" is set to false or in a new setting ?