However, to really make a preemptive strike, users need to prevent videos from autoplaying. To unmute, simply right-click a muted tab and select ‘Unmute Site’. Chrome will even remember this move and if the user opens any pages that share the same domain, chrome will launch the page with the mute option turned on. This will allow users to peacefully browse the site without having to go out their way to locate the ads or videos playing sound. Users who right-click on the tab, can then choose ‘Mute Site,’ which will immediately shut up the page and turn the speaker icon into a silent speaker, which is indicated by a line slashing through the speaker. When a page starts playing sound, a small speaker icon will appear on the right-hand side of the page’s tab. Google ChromeĬhrome comes with a strong first line of defense: the ability to mute specific tabs. Provided are a few tips on how to restore your online peace and quiet in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and a list of helpful third-party add-ons for maximum silence. Luckily, the most popular web browsers have settings that will help you silence all this unwanted noise as well as free third-party add-ons that help you conquer ad attacks that seem to plague all corners of the Internet. With everyone migrating towards connected lifestyles, pop-ups, alerts and autoplay videos are now our new daily annoyances. This is the reality for Internet users everywhere.
And when you finally manage to close all the pop-ups, you find yourself too irritated to read the article that prompted the ad attack.
How many times have you followed a link to an article – only to be met with your speakers unexpectedly blaring? Next thing you know, pop-ups appear all across your screen and in your haste to close them your mouse accidentally runs over an ad that bursts to life and an inescapable autoplay video follows you as you scroll down the webpage.
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