How to turn on and off the sound on Opera

Not supported as many services as Chorme , nor stable as Firefox , so Opera is not the most popular browser in the world. However, this browser still has changes and upgrades to serve its loyal customer base, one of which is the mute feature right on the tab in use.

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In fact, this feature is completely similar to muting the web browser that Download.com.vn introduced earlier ( Safari also has this feature) and users only take 1 click to do this.

How to mute the sound in the Opera browser

How to do it is very simple, from the interface of Opera browser, right- click on the tab watching movies, listening to music ... select down the Mute tab .

How to turn on and off the sound on Opera

Immediately the sound will be "mute" and we can see the speaker icon with a slash (the sound is disabled). To unmute it, just right-click on the tab and then left-click on the Unmute tab to finish!

How to turn on and off the sound on Opera

In addition, Opera also allows to turn off the sound of other tabs on the page being used without hovering and that. By right-clicking on any tab, selecting Mute other tabs.

How to turn on and off the sound on Opera

With the instructions above, hope you can use Opera better and who knows, this will be the browser will be installed on your computer by default instead of Internet Explorer or Coc Coc ?

I wish you successful implementation!

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