AutoMute - No More Oopsies 4+

Mutes your computer

Yoni Levy

    • 4.5 • 46 Ratings
    • $2.99

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Description

As long as AutoMute is running, whenever your Mac gets locked, goes to sleep, powers off, or a pair of headphones gets disconnected - the sound is automatically muted.


Works with bluetooth headphones as well!


This is meant to prevent those embarrassing moments when you're arriving at your perfectly silent office or school, opening up your mac, only to find out your beloved "Best of Shakira" playlist is still playing at full volume from last night...


It will also prevent the classic "walk too far away with your bluetooth headset" scenario, where again your mac will take over the sound and allow your co-workers to bask in your embarrassment.


Would love to hear your feedback, feel free to contact me at: yonilevy@gmail.com

What’s New

Version 1.10

- Bugfix: wasn't auto-muting properly when Mac was connected to some speakers/headphones

- Bugfix: menu bar icon (headphones or no-headphones) wasn't tracking current default output device properly

Ratings and Reviews

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4.5 out of 5
46 Ratings

46 Ratings

Mr.Honduras ,

Love it - been using this for a while

It all started with me being busy at work. Listening to music on my bluetooth headphones. Lunch time came around, got up thinking I was listening to music from my phone and walked away. As I walked away, my headphones disconnected, the music started blasting on my laptop and I was not near it. A coworker got up to mute it. Since then I looked for a solution to that issue, I thought “there’s gotta be an app for that” and there was - AutoMute to the rescue. From there on, this is something I install on all my setups. Thanks.

sadpatheticme ,

One problem

Long-time user here. Awesome app. Just one problem: Whenever I remove my AirPods from my head, Mac speaker begins to play.


It does mute, however, when I switch AirPods from playing on Mac to playing on my iPhone.


So apparently, removing headphones from my head is not considered disconnection. It would not be a problem if I disable AirPods' Automatic Head Detection — in which case the speaker will not play. But I do not want to disable the Head Detection. I want to be able to remove my AirPods and have my Mac muted. Is that possible?

Developer Response ,

Hi!

I know this is a bit too late, but I believe I fixed the issue that made the app not mute for you when you removed the AirPods from your ears. The fix is part of version 1.9. Hope the update fixes the issue for you, let me know if not!

Jamie.Robinson... ,

Great App - Amazing for those with office anxiety

This App is absolutely perfect! I got so tired of sound blasting out of my computer when I remove my headphones. This App solves that problem.


It also has the added bonus of preventing my computer from making embarrasing noises when I first open it for the day.


I highly recommend this App.

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  • Family Sharing

    Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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