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On an Android TV the YouTube app auto-plays videos if you stop moving the selection cursor for about a second. It feels so fantastically “pushy” to start playi
by jiggawatts 4y ago
On an Android TV the YouTube app auto-plays videos if you stop moving the selection cursor for about a second.
It feels so fantastically “pushy” to start playing the audio of some random junk that just happened to be under the selection reticle.
They helpfully added a configuration option to turn this behaviour off, which is a tacit admission that it’s a misfeature that users want to disable.
It does nothing.
The videos still play.
- guelo 4y agowow must have been really bad because Google rarely adds configuration options and they pride themselves in ignoring user complaints.