The internet is bursting out video and audio advertisements, making you feel like you are standing in one noisy marketplace. And when you are working on several tabs in one time, it can be perplexing ...

When you’re surfing the web, nothing can be more annoying than a browser tab suddenly deciding it needs to be heard. Whether a site has an auto-playing video or a repeating sound effect, it’s possible ...

Sometimes you run across a tip that’s just so awesome you must share it with the world as soon as possible. The other day, I came across a Chrome extension (via Ghacks) that lets you use a keyboard ...

Due to its plenty of features and support, Firefox is one of the most popular browsers. On top of that, the browser performs almost flawlessly and is ideal for all purposes. You can stream on multiple ...

The easiest way to mute a tab on Chrome is to enable the “Tab Audio Muting” flag. But one can also use dedicated extensions or keyboard shortcuts for the same. Other browsers like Microsoft Edge have ...

Learn how to locate and mute the audio playing in one of your tabs in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera and Safari. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and streaming services.

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. I have a terrible habit of playing multiple videos at once.

Auto-playing videos and ads can be super annoying when surfing the web, but Google has taken steps with its Chrome browser to make that easier. Now, Google Chrome is preparing a minor tweak that will ...

It can blow up your spot in a sneaky situation or ruin a quiet time. If you use Google Chrome as your browser, redditor Diplomatic_Barbarian recently pointed out a ...