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After the most recent update, why does FF now makes a sound when opening web pages?

terryh_usa
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When I load a web page on FF a sound is produced. This started happening after updating to 32.0.3. I would very much like to silence this. TIA

When I load a web page on FF a sound is produced. This started happening after updating to 32.0.3. I would very much like to silence this. TIA

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  1. Are you using the NoScript extension? It provides a "mosquito" buzz sound when a script is blocked. NoScritpt Options > Notifications -> Audio feedback when scripts are blocked
  2. Check the "sounds" in the Windows Control Panel. A recent Windows update may have turned it on.
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the-edmeister
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Chosen Solution

  1. Are you using the NoScript extension? It provides a "mosquito" buzz sound when a script is blocked. NoScritpt Options > Notifications -> Audio feedback when scripts are blocked
  2. Check the "sounds" in the Windows Control Panel. A recent Windows update may have turned it on.