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I use the fully leaded version of firefox, which has the disable autoplay feature. That is one of the best quality of life features there IMO. So often I will c
by lbhdc 4y ago
I use the fully leaded version of firefox, which has the disable autoplay feature. That is one of the best quality of life features there IMO. So often I will click on an article or something like that, and it steps on my music and drives me crazy.
Gonna have to try out librewolf.
- pessimizer 4y ago> disable autoplay feature. Sort of. They require you to dig around in about:config (where settings go to be hidden, then removed) to toggle some obliquely named and unnecessary exception to their autoplay policy, which is if your "gestures" trigger autoplay. This can mean simply mean that you scrolled the page to video was on. The setting to disable autoplay is therefore only reliable on unselected tabs.
- lbhdc 4y agoI have no problem with the gigantic about:config section. I get that browser vendors want to have easy to navigate settings pages so its easy for the average person to stay on the "golden path" as it were. As someone who wants to fiddle with the knobs I am totally fine with the current approach. Its been my experience firefox does not aggressively prune these flags. My experience with chrome has been different though.