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Why don't you just mute your mic in the OS? On Linux, it's easy to do that with pulsemixer
I guess the use-case is having the mic available to multiple tabs but only actively talking to one.
yes kinda but also only actually giving input when i want to
Is there any reason you can't just mute your mic entirely and need to specifically mute it for one tab?