Mixio
macOS volume mixer, per app & tab, EQ with native style UI
What it does
macOS volume mixer, per app & tab & 10-bands EQ with native style UI - RadixIV/Mixio
macOS menu bar app with per app & tab volume control, 10-band EQ with native style UI. - RadixIV/Mixio
A small macOS menu bar app for per-app volume . It adds what the native Sound menu can't do — a separate volume for every app, per-tab volume in browsers, a 10-band equalizer — while aiming to look and feel exactly like native macOS. Both the app and the DMG are signed with a Developer ID and notarized, so they open normally — no right-click workaround needed. After installing, the app checks for new versions itself (Settings → General → Automatically check for updates). Mixio is built so it doesn't look like "a utility bolted on next to the system UI." Click the device name at the top (e.g. MacBook Pro Speakers ) and the list of connected output devices expands. Pick one and the system…from github.com
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