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Well, if the standard allows autoplay without user consent then it's broken. Just because a standard is doesn't mean everyone should follow it. It should be fol

Well, if the standard allows autoplay without user consent then it's broken. Just because a standard is doesn't mean everyone should follow it. It should be followed when it's a good standard, and in this case it's arguable.

smackfu 16y ago
So IE can not follow the parts of the standards they don't like, and that's cool with you now? It's a pretty silly position to take.
jdc 16y ago
I imagine a user consent message in the form of Firefox's XPI "Allow/Deny" bar would work well for this.