sound soother

This extension allows you to play white noise to aid with concentration.

What is sound soother?

Sound Soother is a Chrome extension developed to help improve concentration and reduce stress. It provides quick access to soothing white noise directly in the browser, which has been shown to be effective in blocking distractions and aiding with concentration.

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By: Unknown

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 169 ▼ -8

Rating: 2.00 (3)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2013-10-28)

Creation date: 2013-10-28

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 10.64M

URLs: Website

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 55585 ▼ 1103

Other rankings

#5124 in Accessibility ▼ 21 #95 in sound keyword 83 ▲ 5

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Summary

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This extension was developed to improve concentration and stress levels by providing quick access to soothing white noise directly in the browser. White noise has been shown to help many individuals improve concentration. White noise is the most effective at blocking distractions because it contains sound across all sound frequencies.

User reviews

This app needs work. 1.) Going to the chrome webstore website link for this extension results in, "Forbidden". 2.) Your 'preview' function for each sound makes a DIV or ifram type of popup, with no explanation what to do with the 'download' of each sound and the 'mute' for that doesn't work AND the 25% of the text for that 'preview' frame goes gets cropped. 3.) Again, no working support forum, which means if one of your users (like me) have a problem with their extension, the only recourse is to put a very LOW RATING in hopes that the developer will respond and address my problem. I don't get that... if a dev goes through the hard work of making an app and publishing it, why doesn't the dev also put up a FREE support forum somewhere so you can support it and improve upon it, ort even let other users of your app help eachother with your app? It's insane in my opinion to risk alienating your users by offering absolutely no support forum, when it costs the developer nothing?!?!