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I was excited then for a second but I don’t think this means what I think it does. Does this mean it’s possible to disable the auto play on trailers for somethi
by aidos 7y ago
I was excited then for a second but I don’t think this means what I think it does. Does this mean it’s possible to disable the auto play on trailers for something unrelated when you finish a series?
I literally finished Bojack Horseman after years of watching 30 minutes ago. End it’s left hanging there in a poignant moment but I have to jump up to stop the trailer for god knows what, and the a minute later I have to do it again after the credits have finished. Years of investment in a show, but I’m not allowed 10 seconds to stop and digest it. (PS amazing series)
- js2 7y agoI actually hate that "feature" even more than autoplay. It's completely disrespectful to both the viewer and to the content that you're watching. This option is to turn off autoplay when browsing. It would be great if it also disabled the auto play on trailers at the end of a show.
- bbbbbr 7y agoThat bugged me enough the first time it happened that I immediately stopped what I was doing and worked on disabling it. If you use greasemonkey/tampermonkey then the script below will disable the post-episode playback (along with a couple other UI changes) https://github.com/bbbbbr/netflix-disable-auto-play-and-more https://github.com/bbbbbr/netflix-disable-auto-play-and-more
- dvfjsdhgfv 7y agoI was hoping to find your comment in this thread, thank you so much for this. It makes me mad someone else is controlling these very basic things, treating their userbase like mindless monkeys. All these things could be hidden somewhere in the UI, and everybody would be happy.
- js2 7y agoMy Netflix watching is all via an AppleTV, but thank you anyway.