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December 30th 16, 09:15 PM
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I am often annoyed, when I WANT to listen to a speific site's audio.
Then, often another Unwanted play back site will have already started. I then hear a 'blear" - from both sites at once! How can I set my Adobe options, to Only allow Audio play back - only after I first authorize (maybe 1 % of the time). 
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December 30th 16, 10:02 PM
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Wolf K wrote:
Rob_Lowe wrote: I am often annoyed, when I WANT to listen to a speific site's audio. Then, often another Unwanted play back site will have already started. I then hear a 'blear" - from both sites at once! How can I set my Adobe options, to Only allow Audio play back - only after I first authorize (maybe 1 % of the time). perhaps adobe isn't even involved at all, could be html5 audio/video streaming. AFAIK, you can't. The website triggers the playback. If you use firefox, you can mute individual tabs.
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December 31st 16, 02:34 AM
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On Fri, 30 Dec 2016 22:02:21 +0000 "Andy Burns"
wrote in article If you use firefox, you can mute individual tabs. And if you use Chrome, there is an extension to throttle automatic HTML5 playback.
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