According to Microsoft, this is soon about to change as the volume mixer integration for Chromium browsers has been introduced. As you know, the basic version of the volume mixer only offers the general volume control for each window instead of being more detailed.
This app-level sound status change that will be applied to Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge has been in the works for some time now, and it will not be long until we see it go live. Volume Mixer Integration For Chromium Browsers To fix that, you can try the below troubleshooting techniques and change the Chrome Sound Settings In Windows 10. At times, Chrome encounters an issue with the sound and stops working. This will also allow users to have more specific control over the volume of everything running in the browser and over the web applications installed through Chrome or Edge.
One of the projects that Microsoft is presently working on is overcoming the Chromium-based browser issues to interact with the Windows default sound settings scheme appropriately.
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