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Google Chrome new Update: comes with a floating window to control the music



Google is changing the way we watch videos and listen to music on chrome and is soon going to let you control playback without having to switch tabs 

Google Chrome introduce a new floating panel soon that it will allow users to play,pause,stop and also skip media without having to go to the particular tab where the content is playing.You dont want to stop current work to control the media you are looking or listening.This was first spotted by Chrome Story in June this year, this feature has been spotted again by XDA Developers who manage to enable it via a Chrome Flag.Screenshots shared by XDA Developers show a floating panel with the media control options on the top right corner of the screen when chrome in use.  First spotted by Chrome Story in June this year, this feature has been spotted again by XDA Developers who managed to enable it via a Chrome flag. Screenshots shared by XDA Developers show a floating tab with the media control options on the top right corner of the screen when Chrome is in use.


with this feature enabled, you will not have to get confuse about exactly which tab is playing on the media,in case you have a lot of tabs open all the time.Currently if any tab on Chrome is playing media,users can see a mic logo on the tab.However this mic logo gets harder and harder to spot the more tabs you have open 

XDA Developers say that the code for this feature has already been added to chrome and there is going to be a flag soon that it will enable it on the Canary channel .however ,not all the tools are appear as flags are actually rolled out-but there's a lot to be excited about this one.
Google has experimented with media control on chrome before.Last year they added play button to the browser toolbar and we could stop and play music and videos without having to find the appropriate controls on the page concerned .But this new feature is more helpful as the controls will follow you across tabs 


Google has experimented with media control on Chrome before. Last year they added a play button to the browser toolbar and you could stop and play music and videos without having to find the appropriate controls on the page concerned. But this new feature is more helpful as the controls will follow you across tabs.



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