How to enable a play/pause button on the Chrome toolbar

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Controlling media that’s playing in a browser isn’t as easy as it is when you use a dedicated media player but Chrome has been working to bridge that gap. A few releases ago, it added support for the Windows 10 volume/media OSD keys and controls though many users seem more interested in disabling it than actually using it. With the latest release of Chrome, there’s a play/pause button that you can enable for the Chrome toolbar. https://www.addictivetips.com/web/enable-a-play-pause-button-on-chrome-toolbar/



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