

RELATED: How to Record Your PC’s Audio With a Virtual Audio Device Limit the Extension’s PermissionsĪs a general rule for all Chrome extensions, you should whitelist specific sites on which this extension can work. If this happens, just set it back to the System Default Device, and then re-enable your preferred device. One bug we’ve found: occasionally, when hotplugging audio devices, the extension can get stuck and mute output.


This works with any device, even virtual ones, which makes this extension useful if you’d like to play music through your speakers while listening to something on your headphones, like game audio. Current tabs keep using whatever you set them to, and new tabs will use the System Default Device. Your selection also won’t affect other tabs. You can change the current tab to use any other output you have set up in Windows.ĪudioPick remembers your selection for each tab. By default, it’s set to use your system’s main audio output, or more specifically whatever you’ve set Chrome to use in Windows’ per-app sound settings.
