Audioff - Advanced Audio Device Selector for Firefox
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2.1.0 update Because of the feedback about the add-on requesting permission to access data for all websites. Instead of setting up scripts for all pages, in this update the add-on inject the script into pages when needed. Anyway, the add-on still have to inject scripts into pages in order to change the output device.
If you still have any concern, I suggest using this add-on as a bookmarklet. This way you don't need to install any add-on to do the output changing.
Find more information here: Github
For Firefox ESR or previous version user The new version of this add-on (2.0.0) only works on Firefox 92.0 and after. You can install the old version in the version history.
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- Works perfectly for some users, allowing simultaneous use of different audio devices.
- Clean and simple interface with basic functionality.
- Good for specific uses, like streaming to different devices while multitasking.
- Allows the selection of audio output devices for different tabs.
- Helpful for users with multiple audio output devices, like laptops connected to TVs.
- Does not retain selected audio output settings between YouTube videos or playlists.
- Request for full access to data raises trust concerns among users.
- Currently struggles with some website compatibility and resetting audio device settings.
- Issues with operation after recent Mozilla updates, particularly with Bluetooth or wireless devices.
- Problems with settings not being retained when switching YouTube videos or playlist tracks.
- Need for an update as the add-on has stopped functioning properly for some users after updates.
- The configuration step in about:config is highlighted as essential for users to follow.
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audioff - audio device selector does not require any sensitive permissions.
Risk likelihood
audioff - audio device selector has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.