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Floating Mute

Easily switch between mute and unmute with a single tap while watching videos. Perfect for YouTube shorts, Reels, and more.

Get it

F-Droid is the official and recommend way to get Floating Mute:

F-Droid takes a while to publish new versions, if you want to get latest version, you can get it from GitHub releases:

Floating Mute is also published on these platforms, updates tend to appear there faster than F-Droid in general:

There might be other sources where you can get the app, but note that they are NOT RECOMMENDED as they might have changed the code!

Features

  • Mute/Unmute your device with a single tap.
  • When unmuting it restores the volume as it was before unmuting.
  • Can be placed anywhere on the screen by simply dragging it.
  • You can hide it by long pressing it, and tap on the notification to make it appear again.
  • It saves the position of the button on the screen for each orientations, portrait and landscape.
  • Automatically adjusts itself as you change the volume.
  • Shows the percentage in beside the floating button.

Usage

  • Tap the floating button to mute or unmute.
  • Drag it to move it.
  • Long press to hide it.
  • The notification allows you to hide and show it at any time.
  • You can also quit the app by tapping on 'exit' in the notification.
  • Tap on the notification to open the app so you can change the settings.

Screenshots

Press

I appreciate the support from the tech community!

  • Floating Mute was featured on Computer-WD, one of the top Arabic tech blogs:

    "A clever Android tool that makes muting and unmuting videos effortless—especially useful for short-form content like YouTube Shorts and Reels."
    (Translated from Arabic)
    — April 11, 2025

License

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Floating Mute is Free Software: You can use, study, share, and improve it at will. Specifically you can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.