Removing the extension
- Open
chrome://extensionsin the address bar. - Find Simple Sound Control.
- Click Remove and confirm.
You can always install it again later from the Chrome Web Store.
Pinning the extension (toolbar)
- Click the puzzle piece (Extensions) in the Chrome toolbar.
- Find Simple Sound Control.
- Click the pin icon so it stays visible next to the address bar.
Pinned access makes it faster to open the popup and adjust the active tab.
Deleting saved URLs (per-site levels)
- Open the extension popup and click the settings (gear) icon.
- Under Saved volume states, choose the URLs tab.
- Click the trash icon next to any row you want to remove.
That removes the stored level for that origin; the next visit falls back to the default unless a tab-specific save applies.
Deleting saved tabs (per-tab levels)
- Open the extension popup and click the settings (gear) icon.
- Under Saved volume states, choose the Tabs tab.
- Click the trash icon next to the entry you want to remove.
Closing a tab also removes its saved tab entry automatically when the extension can detect that tab ID.
Volumes above 100% — use with care
The slider can go up to 400%. That is a linear gain boost, not “more quality.” Pushing levels above 100% can cause clipping, distortion, or harshness on some sites or hardware, and may be uncomfortable at high listening levels. Start small, trust your ears, and return to 100% if anything sounds wrong.
MIT License
The Simple Sound Control extension is released under the MIT License. The full legal
text is in the LICENSE file bundled with the extension sources.
Contribute on GitHub
Bug reports, ideas, and pull requests are welcome in the public repository.
More help
For anything not covered here—billing for other products, enterprise questions, or anything beyond this extension—reach the team through the Craft & Logic contact page.