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Give sites permission to MIDI devices in Chrome - Computer

You can connect a site to your Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) devices in Chrome. MIDI is a standard way for electronic musical instruments, hardware, and computers to communicate. You can control virtual synthesizers, drum machines, or other instruments with your MIDI keyboard or controller.

Only give device access to a trusted site. If you’re on a site that’s connected to your MIDI device, the site may access and change information on the device, including possible firmware updates. The site can send and receive MIDI messages to and from your devices. This allows your device to make sounds and the site can access the notes you’re playing.

You can protect your information when you visit sites on your computer or Android device when you choose your permission settings.

Important: When you allow a site to control and reprogram your MIDI devices, this allows permission to send and receive all types of MIDI messages, including possible firmware updates.

1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. Go to a site.
3. When a site asks for permission to control and reprogram your MIDI devices, in the pop-up menu, you can select:
   • Block: To prevent a site from gaining access to your MIDI devices.
   • Allow: To let a site gain access to your MIDI devices.

Tips:

You can remove a site's access to your devices. Learn how to change site settings permissions.

• Block or allow pop-ups in Chrome
• Check if a site's connection is secure
• Manage your ad privacy in Chrome

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