Actually, I use audio hijack pro to mute my safari sessions, when I'm
listening to a webcast (I do that a lot) or mlb.com, even though
these sites usually have mute buttons, the one from audio hijack is
so much more functional, since it doesn't require me to move the vo
cursor away from the content on the actual page just to press mute,
then (most of the time) that part of the page reloads, and vo is back
at the top of the page again. By using audio hijack, I bypass all
that nonsense, and vo stays where I parked it before I switched away.
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