Firefox blocks audio autoplay—how can I enable Quran recitations on educational websites?
As an educator helping students learn Quran online, we use websites like https://www.holyquranclasses.com https://www.holyquranclasses.com that autoplay short audio recitations to aid pronunciation. Recently, Firefox seems to block these autoplay audios unless users interact manually. Is there a way to whitelist such sites or change settings so students don’t have to click each time? It’s affecting user experience during lessons.
Are there recommended settings or permissions we can configure for this?
As an educator helping students learn Quran online, we use websites like [http:// https://www.holyquranclasses.com https://www.holyquranclasses.com] that autoplay short audio recitations to aid pronunciation. Recently, Firefox seems to block these autoplay audios unless users interact manually. Is there a way to whitelist such sites or change settings so students don’t have to click each time? It’s affecting user experience during lessons.
Are there recommended settings or permissions we can configure for this?
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As an educator helping students learn Quran online, we use websites like https://www.holyquranclasses.com that autoplay short audio recitations to aid pronunciation. Recently, Firefox seems to block these autoplay audios unless users interact manually. Is there a way to whitelist such sites or change settings so students don’t have to click each time? It’s affecting user experience during lessons. Are there recommended settings or permissions we can configure for this?
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