Every time the terminal gets an error code from a command, Cursor plays a sound. How do I disable this?
It’s really quite annoying because I don’t want to mute my entire computer because I care about other sounds such as a notification. Otherwise, I’m loving Cursor!
Dang, that did it. I’m not sure why my actual VS Code instance has never made sounds, only this Cursor version of VS Code. But in any case, that was the tip I needed and I’ve disabled them.
This fixed it! I was using Cursor with no sounds since I installed it, but since the last update the sounds have been activated by default for no reason, you saved me mate! Thanks
Oh my gosh, you are a lifesaver! The sounds were so annoying, that the sounds continued in my head while going about my daily life away from my computer (lol.)
To turn off the Cursor’s notification sounds.
Use Cmd+Shift+P or Ctrl+Shift+P to open the Command Palette, type “Help: List Signal Sounds”, and then uncheck all the boxes.
There really should be a single toggle (on/off) in the Cursor settings for disabling all of these annoying sounds. We shouldn’t have to go one-by-one and tick them off. Also, the name of the setting is a little misleading - I wouldn’t expect “Help: List Signal Sounds” to be the setting that allows me to disable sounds.
In case it’s helpful to anyone, I encountered this issue when I installed HomeRow, which assigns keyboard shortcuts to every button on your screen. Apparently Cursor thought I needed accessibility support. I turned Accessibility support off and it removed the noises.