YouTube Volume Normalizer

Normalize YouTube volume. This extension will increase the volume if it is too soft. YouTube by default will only lower the volume if it is too loud.
YouTube Volume Normalizer is available to install from Firefox Browser Add-ons and for download from this page. It has 390 daily users. The latest version is 4.0.3, and it was last updated 2 years ago.
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All available versions

You can find the current and older versions of YouTube Volume Normalizer here. You can download the archived versions or inspect their source codes.

As a free user, you can only download the latest version.

Upgrade to download older versions
Version Download Size Download count Timestamp
4.0.3 XPI · ZIP · Source code 15.37K 0 2023-01-26
4.0.2 Paid users only 15.37K 0 2023-01-25
3.1 Paid users only 11.50K 0 2023-01-23
2.2 Paid users only 469.60K 0 2023-01-18
2.1 Paid users only 469.56K 0 2023-01-18

Install XPI file

An XPI file, short for "XPInstall," is a compressed file format used primarily by Mozilla applications, like Firefox and Thunderbird, to distribute and install add-ons or extensions. These files are similar in function to CRX files for Chrome but cater to the Mozilla ecosystem.

  1. Simply drag-and-drop the XPI into Firefox to install the add-on.

Install ZIP file

  1. In Firefox browser, go to about:addons to open Add-ons Manager
  2. Click on , then select Install Add-on From File
  3. Select the YouTube Volume Normalizer ZIP file from step 1. YouTube Volume Normalizer is now installed on your browser.

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