Radio stations from all over the world, right in Chrome
Internet Radio Player is a free Chrome extension for listening to online radio. Open it in Chrome's side panel, search the public Radio Browser directory of tens of thousands of stations by name, and press play. The music keeps playing while you browse other tabs, and the stations you add stay in your own list for next time.
Music of every genre — pop, rock, jazz, classical, electronic, kids' radio, Christian music — and
news and talk stations from around the world. Search by a station's name, or by a word that station
names often contain (jazz, classic, news, a city), to find stations from home while you are abroad.
How do I listen to online radio in Chrome?
Click the Internet Radio Player icon; the player opens in the side panel.
Search for a station by name.
Click a station to play it, and add it to Your stations if you like it.
From Radio Browser (radio-browser.info), a free, community-maintained directory of tens of thousands of internet radio stations. The sound comes directly from each station's own stream.
Do I need to keep a tab open?
No. The player lives in the side panel and keeps playing while you switch tabs.
Is it free? Are there ads?
The extension is free and adds no ads. Some stations play their own commercials, as they do on air.
Can I listen to stations from another country?
Yes. The directory covers stations from all over the world; search by the station's name, or by a city or word in it.
Why does a station not play?
Stations go offline, change their stream address or allow listeners only from their own country. Pick another station; the directory is updated by its community.
Does it record what I listen to?
No. We have no server that could see it: your station list stays in your browser.
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