Answers about internet radio
Each page is a question somebody actually types, answered in the first line and explained after it.
How do I listen to live radio from another country?Open the country you want and press play. A live stream is published on the open internet, so no VPN and no account are involved.How do I listen to the radio in my browser without installing an app?A radio stream is audio a browser can already open, so a normal tab is a complete radio. Nothing to download, nothing to sign into.Is internet radio free, and is it legal to listen to a station from abroad?Free to listen, and listening across a border is listening rather than copying. The limits sit on recording and rebroadcasting, not on tuning in.How do I keep the radio playing in a background tab while I work?Browsers keep audio running in a background tab. The one thing that stops it is closing that tab, which is what the Chrome door solves.Why does a radio stream keep cutting out, and how do I fix it?Usually the broadcaster, not your machine. There are four places in the chain it can break and each one has its own symptom.How do I find a station online if I only know its FM frequency?Search the number itself. A frequency is not an address, but most stations carry theirs in their own name, which is what makes it findable.Can I use internet radio as an alarm or a sleep timer?Yes, on the Chrome door: a station that starts itself at a time you set, and a timer that fades the radio out rather than cutting it.What is the best way to listen to radio on a Chromebook or a work laptop?Use the browser that is already there. A web player needs no admin rights, no installer and no store, which is the whole problem on a managed machine.
The shortest answer is a play button
Every country with a dial deep enough to fill a page, every language shelf, and a play button on each of them, in the browser you are reading this in.
Add to Chrome, freeThis button opens the Chrome Web Store
This station would not play in your browser.