Users will be able to stop the auto-playing sound from any tab they're navigating. To enable the GCM Play/Pause button, Chrome Canary users must enable the following flag: chrome://flags/#global ...

Google could soon add a button to its Chrome browser that would make it possible to pause or play video from any tab. A recent release of Chrome's Canary development version has a new feature ...

The button will live on Chrome’s toolbar, and will allow users to play or pause a video or music that’s playing in a tab. The feature is called Global Media Controls, and it’s currently ...

That means when you hit the "play" or "pause ... date. Chrome's support for the keys will take place at the browser level rather than the tab level, which means multimedia buttons will work ...

A new button ... of Chrome designed for developers to test the browser's newest ideas -- and allows one to utilize a play/pause button to start and stop videos playing in any tab at will.

In July, Google began testing a pause/play button in Chrome to let users control media in Chrome without having to navigate to a specific tab. At the time, the button was only available in Chromium ...

Fortunately, identifying this was made a little easier following an update to the Chrome browser earlier this year. The proposed update will add a play and pause button to your browser tap.

The play/pause button is located on the toolbar (in Chrome Canary nightly builds for now) as a quick and easy way to control media playback in any tab with a single click or tap. By Matthew Humphries ...

But soon, it's looking like Chrome users ... for on-demand Play/Pause controls. In its current form -- yes, this could all change before it goes live for real -- the button appears right in ...

Google is adding a new function to play, pause ... navigate to the chrome://flags/ page and find and click “Global Media Controls.” After restarting Canary, the button will appear in the ...