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Option to disable sound effects #66

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Larivact opened this issue Aug 4, 2015 · 4 comments
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Option to disable sound effects #66

Larivact opened this issue Aug 4, 2015 · 4 comments

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@Larivact
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Larivact commented Aug 4, 2015

Some UI components have a click sound effect. This annoys me and I would like to turn it off.

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Larivact commented Aug 4, 2015

Nevermind! I turned it off completely.

@Larivact Larivact closed this as completed Aug 4, 2015
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Hi @Larivact - I think the click sound is coming from the WebBrowser control used for the "Rendered" mode of response bodies. It looks like there may be a code solution where I can turn it off for all users (I don't think an option is needed, because I think it probably just annoys everybody): http://stackoverflow.com/a/737280/236255

May I asked how you turned it off for yourself?

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Larivact commented Aug 5, 2015

I disabled all my Windows sounds in the Windows 7 "Sound" setting. Then the tab "Sounds" and there you can change every windows sound effect. I just changed everything to none.

And I can't imagine the click sound coming from the WebBrowser because I got the click sound when I:
Hit the submit button.
Sent the request by hitting enter.
Canceled the request.
Even File > New gave me a click sound.

But you are right this likely annoys everybody reopens the issue.

@Larivact Larivact reopened this Aug 5, 2015
@stephen-swensen
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All of those actions actually trigger the WebBrowser control to "navigate", thus producing the sound.

Yes, thanks for reporting / re-opening, I do agree this would be a worth while fix (I keep my computer sounds off most of the time, so I think the noise never "got to me" the way I can see it doing).

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