Back to your original sound
What happens next.
Processing stops
Once removed, the extension no longer processes tab audio. If a media tab needs a fresh start, reload it and press play again.
Your volume stays yours
Website and device volume controls are separate. Check those controls if the sound still feels too loud or too quiet.
Check your settings if you return
Chrome manages extension storage. After reinstalling, check Normalize volume, Always on, and your Target level.
Email preferences are separate
If you previously signed up for Esrok emails, use an email’s unsubscribe link. Removing the extension does not unsubscribe you.
To check whether it is still installed, open chrome://extensions and look for Normalize Volume.
If you want to return
A simpler way to listen.
The new violet controls bring optional Always on, a simple On/Off button, and the full target range without an unlock code.
The new controls are being prepared for the Chrome Web Store. Chrome manages installation and updates.
We’re here to help
Let’s make it sound right.
The audio went silent
Reload the affected media page after removal. Check the website player, Chrome’s tab mute setting, and your selected output device.
I only wanted to pause it
If you reinstall, switch Normalize volume Off to hear the original sound. Your target and Always on preference stay saved, so you can switch it back On later.
Spotify or another player did not work
Some players need Tab mode. When the new controls are available, play audio and open Normalize Volume on that tab. With Always on enabled, it can try Tab mode; use Normalize this tab if a retry is needed. Some restricted audio cannot be processed.
Tell us what happened.
Share the affected website, your Chrome version, and what you expected to hear. You don’t need to share passwords or unlock codes.
Contact Esrok support ↗Ready to try again?
Start with the setup guide. Open a playing tab, choose your target, and compare the same passage with normalization Off and On.
