If this is your first time on that site, it will have a notification up at the top of the page that is asking you to install the Gnome Browser integration, please click the install link to install it.
Then, at the link I provided above, you will then see a toggle button show up on the right side of the page.
Please click the toggle button to install the extension, a popup will come up asking you to confirm, by all means, do confirm it.
Now your extension is installed, and it can be found on the right side of your taskbar.
It is Amazon's trick to place negative reviews in a less obvious place
I hope you will find SoundBlaster works better for your mac.
Funny, it says compatible with Windows 7 and 8. Nothing mentioned for Linux. But in reality, I've never seen an external DAC which is incompatible with Linux.
Whenever I shop for hardware for Linux, I try to put Linux in the search. The greatest compatibility, will always be those that state Linux is the title or description.
It depends. For USB DAC. I do no bother.
It is Windows which requires additional driver but not Linux. It is integrated in kernel.
Actually I found some claims for "Linux compatible" are not very trustworthy. I am sure UGreen is more reliable than other brand-less products. But the performance is another question which is what Salamafet experienced.
Luckily at French Amazon, there is a selection for return reason for "poor performance".
Your welcome for the precious help. I already ate my precious, a big giant box of Chinese food. And I earned it after all the work I did today. Enjoy your new SB USB adapter. You see, sometimes, you just gotta think outside the box, and thats the way the cookie crumbles.