I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

dertermenter wrote:

I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

Go into the explore page and find me two projects with built-in volume sliders.

dertermenter wrote:

I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

Browsers only have two volume options: 100 and 0.

And also, no one puts in built in volume sliders.
except for me

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

Browsers only have two volume options: 100 and 0.

And also, no one puts in built in volume sliders.
except for me

Umm, no they don't lol. Most have like 1-100 lol

dertermenter wrote:

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

Browsers only have two volume options: 100 and 0.

And also, no one puts in built in volume sliders.
except for me

Umm, no they don't lol. Most have like 1-100 lol

Per tab?

dertermenter wrote:

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

Browsers only have two volume options: 100 and 0.

And also, no one puts in built in volume sliders.
except for me

Umm, no they don't lol. Most have like 1-100 lol

“mute tab” sets the volume to 0, “unmute tab” sets it to 100

Just use the Windows Volume Mixer. That is if you use Windows.

9cjames1 wrote:

Just use the Windows Volume Mixer. That is if you use Windows.

and if you don't use windows…?

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

Browsers only have two volume options: 100 and 0.

And also, no one puts in built in volume sliders.
except for me

Umm, no they don't lol. Most have like 1-100 lol

“mute tab” sets the volume to 0, “unmute tab” sets it to 100

And f7 puts the volume down by 2, and f8 puts it up by 2. And you can grab the slider for me and change it yourself if you want. There is also a volume slider for every modern mobile device.

Then, my friend, you are outta luck.

dertermenter wrote:

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

Browsers only have two volume options: 100 and 0.

And also, no one puts in built in volume sliders.
except for me

Umm, no they don't lol. Most have like 1-100 lol

“mute tab” sets the volume to 0, “unmute tab” sets it to 100

And f7 puts the volume down by 2, and f8 puts it up by 2. And you can grab the slider for me and change it yourself if you want. There is also a volume slider for every modern mobile device.

F7 and F8 for me are

F7: Blank ; Nothing
F8: Screen Projection

9cjames1 wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

I see no reason for this. There is a simple workaround for a volume slider on projects and you can easier use your browser.

Browsers only have two volume options: 100 and 0.

And also, no one puts in built in volume sliders.
except for me

Umm, no they don't lol. Most have like 1-100 lol

“mute tab” sets the volume to 0, “unmute tab” sets it to 100

And f7 puts the volume down by 2, and f8 puts it up by 2. And you can grab the slider for me and change it yourself if you want. There is also a volume slider for every modern mobile device.

F7 and F8 for me are

F7: Blank ; Nothing
F8: Screen Projection

Interesting, mine is also the volume for f6 f7 f8

No support as browsers support this

Mr_PenguinAlex wrote:

9cjames1 wrote:

Just use the Windows Volume Mixer. That is if you use Windows.

and if you don't use windows…?

All modern computers and phones have this.

If this is a joke topic? April fools isn't that far away…

cruncherBones wrote:

No support as browsers support this

Is a hacky solution which doesn't work on all computers and/or requires you to tinker with computer settings really good enough? It's 2021, I shouldn't have to open my volume mixer because some web developers didn't feel like making a volume slider.

cruncherBones wrote:

If this is a joke topic? April fools isn't that far away…

Is every suggestion that you disagree with a “joke topic” now?

cruncherBones wrote:

If this is a joke topic? April fools isn't that far away…

um

what

9cjames1 wrote:

Just use the Windows Volume Mixer. That is if you use Windows.

that detects the entire browser, not individual sites.

dertermenter wrote:

And f7 puts the volume down by 2, and f8 puts it up by 2.

f7 turns on “caret browsing”, whatever that is, and f8 does nothing

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