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# Browser Microphone Permissions

## Error Code

If you see the following error message displayed, the Sonoran Radio website has not gotten microphone access from your browser. This prevents you from connecting to the radio.

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## Granting Microphone Permissions

### Via Quick Menu

Select the icon to the left of the URL bar and ensure `Microphone` access is enabled.

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### Via Chrome Settings

In Chrome, paste the following into the URL bar and hit enter: `chrome://settings/content/microphone`

Ensure that sites are allowed to ask for microphone access, and that `sonoranradio.com` is not blacklisted from microphone access.

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