InstaWebMusic by Proxy
Hear the music on Instagram photo posts in your browser, not just the app.
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About this extension
The Instagram app plays the song people add to their photo posts. Open the same post on instagram.com and you hear nothing. InstaWebMusic plays it.
• Open a photo post and its song starts from the part the poster picked. Close the post or switch tabs and it stops.
• The song and artist show under the poster's name, like in the app. Click them to mute.
• Scrolling the feed stays silent and sends no extra requests.
• If Instagram marks a song as muted for you, it stays muted.
InstaWebMusic sends requests to Instagram and nowhere else, using the session you're logged into, and collects no data.
Firefox blocks sound on a page until you click it once. If you open a post from a link, click anywhere on the page and the song starts.
InstaWebMusic is an independent project. Instagram and Meta don't endorse, sponsor or have any affiliation with it.
• Open a photo post and its song starts from the part the poster picked. Close the post or switch tabs and it stops.
• The song and artist show under the poster's name, like in the app. Click them to mute.
• Scrolling the feed stays silent and sends no extra requests.
• If Instagram marks a song as muted for you, it stays muted.
InstaWebMusic sends requests to Instagram and nowhere else, using the session you're logged into, and collects no data.
Firefox blocks sound on a page until you click it once. If you open a post from a link, click anywhere on the page and the song starts.
InstaWebMusic is an independent project. Instagram and Meta don't endorse, sponsor or have any affiliation with it.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for www.instagram.com
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
More information
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- Version
- 0.1.1
- Size
- 18.56 KB
- Last updated
- 24 days ago (Oct 3, 2026)
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- License
- MIT License
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