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You can disable autoplay in Chrome by navigating to chrome://flags and setting the "autoplay policy" config option to require explicit user activation. In Fire
by neotek 9y ago
You can disable autoplay in Chrome by navigating to chrome://flags and setting the "autoplay policy" config option to require explicit user activation.
In Firefox, navigate to about:config, and change media.autoplay.enabled to false.
- SmellyGeekBoy 9y agoThe video autoplayed for me so I decided to check this setting which I was 99% sure I had already set at some point in the past (I use Chrome). Turns out I had and ZDNet is somehow getting around it. Another site for the blacklist, then.
- krylon 9y agoYou might want to give uMatrix a try. It can be a bit of a pain at times, but in my experience, it catches autoplay videos quite reliably, as well as a lot of ads.