Why is Chrome using 100% of my CPU because Chrome? Oh, I know why I have an Apple tab open

That's why you know when they add that thing where they put like a little speaker icon

Which by the way this is kind of like a telephone icon. It's one of those things that I wonder about

People how people recognize it except just by like pattern matching like you know that you know the speaker icon looks like a

Paper cone with a little magnet coil like but in profile

Like which tab is making sound yeah with the sound wave coming out of it

Do people who've been know that that's supposed to be a speaker?

Do they just think that's the sound simple anyway?

They do that to me this convenient because who the hell knows what a speaker looks like these days, right?

Certainly the speakers in our phones and iPads don't look like that

I mean they have the same parts maybe they have similar parts for filling similar functions, but then it looked like that anyway

They have that thing where you can find oh what tab is making the noise like Safari has it in Chrome has it

They have some way for you to find the tab that's making the noise, which is like oh, that's great

This is a good feature they recognize this this need

It's annoying when you can't find the tab that's making noise and you find it and you know kill it or close it

But then when you relaunch the browser and it like restores the state of your previous session

All of the tabs that were they could possibly make noise like everything just starts auto-playing

Yeah, you have seven seven YouTube videos and they all start playing it's like, but you're so close

You're like you're giving the information to stop on when they start spontaneously or lose track and you don't auto-play when tabs

Load in the background, but when I relaunch from you know and restore a state

It says you know what I bet this person wants seven YouTube videos all play at the same time

Let me do that and then yes, I can find them and stop them all one by one

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