Reproduction steps
- In App mic settings: All toggles for mic settings in custom/disabled, except noise suppression which is set to standard
- On Windows, apply Equalizer APO on a capture device and add an effects (eg. RNNoise).
- Confirm the filter works correctly system-wide (test in Windows, Discord, or Firefox-based apps).
- Open Fluxer native desktop app and speak while triggering background noise.
- Open Fluxer in a Chromium-based browser and repeat.
- Open Fluxer in Firefox, join a voice channel, repeat.
- Compare whether the APO filter is audibly applied to your mic in each case.
Observed behaviour
- Fluxer native app: raw mic, system audio effects (Equalizer APO) are bypassed entirely.
- Fluxer web app in Chromium (Chrome/Edge): raw mic, same bypass.
- Fluxer web app in Firefox: mic correctly passes through the system effects filter.
Build information
Canary Desktop 2026.602.31138, Web 2026.605.11941, Windows 11 10.0.26200 (x64), Electron 41.2.2, Chrome 146.0.7680.188, Node 24.14.1, Locale en-GB
Details
Expected behaviour
The mic signal that reaches the voice channel should include any system-level audio processing applied via Windows standard audio effects pipeline (APOs), consistent across all Fluxer clients, same as how the native Discord client and Firefox both respect these effects.
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