Hulu seems to not load video unless this is disabled, but otherwise has been nice to use when volume sliders are missing from a site.

Would be a great addon if it werent for the fact it loves to change volumes randomly. On youtube, sometimes it will just decide to blow out my eardrums OR go insanely quiet to where i can barely hear it, and nothing prompts this happening. The slider showing how much its boosting/lowering the volume doesnt change at all either, but it definitely gets way louder/quieter than i can even make it go. Hope this gets fixed soon because I like this addon

does exactly what its supposed to do.

it's awesome on the sites it works on. Unfortunately not Amazon Music.

Garbage extension. Muted a whole bunch of sites randomly after they already worked while the extension was installed.

It works well, one minor, one major flaw, would be a 5 star otherwise...

Minor flaw : could boost volume by more than 32db (I'm hard of hearing).

Major flaw : Does NOT keep setting. Keep setting it at +32, as soon as I navigate to another page, or even refresh the page, it forgets the setting and goes back to 0.

Please allow it to be kept at the user setting.

doesn't do anything

Simple UI and works. I mostly use volume controls to LOWER the volumes. Every other extension is for raising the volumes so their UI for lowering the volume is robust and just mostly do intervals of 10 and sometimes having it that just 10 is still too high. So this extension fills all my needs and wants. Great work!

It works well but it doesn't remember the volume when reloading/exiting a site. I don't know if that's even possible but it would make this extension legendary status. It breaks the audio on everynoise.com, which was the reason I needed the extension. edit: also doesn't work on soundcloud.com

Great add-on, now Firefox won't blast my ears out every time a new song plays!

works well. But recently the volume bar is some how offset to the left.

очень удобно смотреть фильмы

Works well.
To the people having problems, if your extensions or browser(in my case librewolf) blocks WebGL it won't work. Simply enabling WebGL fixes the issue.

Works straight out of the box flawlessly. Nice to see that it's FOSS and I hope it stays that way.

Hats off to the dev for his work, you're awesome! Also, the fact it runs on a "visit" basis makes trusting it even easier. Didn't have to enable the optional option.

The extension works well...most of the time. Occasionally and at random, while active, the volume just boosts to what feels like a million percent, causes audio to be distorted and extremely and uncomfortably loud. After a few seconds it returns to normal. I lived up with it for a bit, I can't use it anymore.

Writes up and down for each tab

Hi Chaython, thanks for making an open source and slim volume control add-on. it is needed. i agree, the other one on Firefox is junk! i detest apps and etc. that harm us under the guise of offering something useful.

But i can't get it to work. On one site (movies7.to), it was useless. On another (archive.org), it muted the volume and i couldnt seem to re-tune it. i figure on another, it will also be a bother to rather than imrpovement of my experience...

I see that this is manifeset (aka "version?") 3. And that it is not necessary to give the permission for access to all websites' information?
what about the info on the single website upon which we apply the volume control add-on. could you provide a statement about what website info this extension searches for / analyzes, and how it uses this information? is it linked to our identities? could it be used for nefarious purposes if in the wrong hands? etc.
thanks again. i would ilke to use it.

It's stopped working completely. Makes no adjustments to volume and prevents any audio playing on several sites. Tried the permissions thing suggested in the latest change notes, but still won't work so I had to uninstall it.

EDIT: There is no visible means to reply directly. No sound on YouTube or Imgur. Only other plugins are Malwayre Bytes, Surfsharf VPN, LastPass and Gramerly.