On Dec 27, 2015, at 3:17 AM, Andrew Brown <[email protected]> wrote: > One of the principle reasons for my move to El Capitan was the Safari muting > ability, which turns out to be close on useless — you have to suffer the > sound before you can turn it off, and as soon as you close the offending tab > the "mute all" vanishes also. Its almost as weird as the death of the save-as > procedure, Apple’s first major venture into the heart of cloud-cuckoo land. > > I can’t afford to take a controlling stake in Apple so soon after xmas, is > there any other solution? I can see no helpful extension and would rather not > change browser.
What is the problem? When I mute Safari, it mutes, Exactly what I want it to do. If I close the window that was annoying me, why would I then want any other pages muted? If I want the computer muted I mute the computer. -- And sometimes there's a short cut. A door or a gate. Some standing stones. A tree cleft by lightning, a filing cabinet. Maybe just a spot on some moorland somewhere... A place where THERE is very nearly HERE... If some people knew where such a spot was, if they had experience of what happens when here and there become entangled, then they might - if they knew how - mark such a spot with certain stones. In the hope that enough daft buggers would take it as a warning and keep away. (Lords and Ladies) _______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
