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The nuisances are minor. They're enough that if you're just thinking of switching, you might notice them and not do it. But after a while, you forget about them
by philipov 5y ago
The nuisances are minor. They're enough that if you're just thinking of switching, you might notice them and not do it. But after a while, you forget about them. I couldn't tell you what they were anymore.
And there are advantages as well, such as better autoplay avoidance.
- easton 5y agoAs I understand it, the autoplay avoidance is the same but Chrome has a list of sites that they allow to bypass the policy. YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, etc. about://media-engagement according to the docs (which implies engaging with the site is required, but I don’t think it is for YouTube).
- philipov 5y agoYoutube is where I notice it, and where I want it to stop autoplaying the most. "It doesn't autoplay, except all the places you want it to not autoplay" isn't what I'd call "The same"