Everytime I open/close a tab in my browser or use similar buttons in my file manager theres a weird sound that's driving me nuts. Any way to turn it off by itself?

Haven't seen this before. What Web Browser and File Manager do you use?

If it is a KDE application (Konqueror / Dolphin) you may be able to find a notification under Settings > Configure Notifications in each application which will allow you to disable it.

Alternately, this could be an accessibility option, so check in System Settings > Accessibility.

Chrome and Nautilus. I've looked through all the settings for sound effects and I can't seem to find it. ><

Neither are KDE applications. Nautilus is a Gnome application, you would need to look at whatever tool gnome uses for configuration. I don't know what Chrome uses, but it isn't the KDE configuration.

TheBlackCat wrote:Neither are KDE applications. Nautilus is a Gnome application, you would need to look at whatever tool gnome uses for configuration. I don't know what Chrome uses, but it isn't the KDE configuration.

Ah, to clear it up a little better.

Neither made the sound prior to switching to KDE. They're not the only thing that makes the sound, either, but I can live with the others. It's the fact that I'm constantly using my file manager and browser and hearing the sound far too often and it's honestly driving me crazy.

Does this occur under a new user? It certainly seems like an accessibility option is on.