FreqWave EQ

nice, this is the kind of thing that should've been built into Chrome years ago. question on the day-to-day workflow: does it remember a preset per-site automatically (podcast site gets the voice mode, music site gets flat/whatever I set once), or is it a global setting I'd be re-adjusting every time I switch between a podcast tab and a music tab? that persistence detail is usually what decides whether I actually keep using an EQ extension after the first week or forget it exists.

Real-time EQ in the browser runs into the same wall every extension in this space hits: sites using EME for protected playback block extension access to the audio graph entirely.Which tabs does it actually work in? I'd want to know the boundary before installing rather than discovering it on the one site I care about. Since it's open source, is that documented anywhere, or is it more "try it and see"?

Actually tried it on a podcast that always sounds like it’s recorded in a tin can, and the difference was pretty immediate. The compression mode is a nice touch too, kind of wish more browsers had this built in.

Hey Product Hunt!I built my own tool to solve an annoying problem. And it works! It's called FreqWave EQ and it brings the audio control I need straight to my browser.Key features:- 8-band parametric equalizer- Voice Enhancer - four modes for speech and dialogue- Real-time spectrum visualizerIt’s completely free on the Chrome Web Store. I'd love to get your feedback and feature suggestions!