Autoplay can't be disabled for Yahoo
I am aware of the change in settings for the latest versions of Firefox. They work just about everywhere but on Yahoo.com. In addition to the global settings, I have explicitly disallowed autoplay on many Yahoo domains(e.g. https://news.yahoo.com). However the videos with sound still autoplay there, and sometimes on Fox.com (not sure whether they all do, since I seldom use that site).
How can I make Yahoo.com respect my desire not to see or hear their videos?
I've seen other topics like this, but they all are marked as solved, yet people like me keep posting in those threads, that this isn't solved. I filed a bug report, but nothing has changed in a couple releases since then.
被選擇的解決方法
To make the "stop autoplay" work again use these settings:
media.autoplay.default: 1 media.autoplay.enabled.user-gestures-needed: false media.autoplay.allow-muted: false
Although the "media.autoplay.enabled.user-gestures-needed" seems to be wrong it brings back the "stop autoplay" feature.
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I think that it is normally sufficient to create an exception for the top level domain with the correct protocol.
See also this extension.
- Disable HTML5 Autoplay https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/disable-autoplay/
You're probably right "that it is normally sufficient to create an exception for the top level domain with the correct protocol". But for Yahoo, it doesn't work. specifying individual subdomains doesn't help.
I tried installing the add-on, and it also doesn't prevent Yahoo from autoplaying video with sound. It has a per-domain table, but there doesn't appear any way to add domains and configure preferences for those individual domains.
UPDATE: I restarted Firefox after uninstalling the add-on and then undoing that (thinking better of it). Now it works. Looks like autoplay is actually disabled everywhere!!! THANK YOU
2nd UPDATE: Now it doesn't work anymore (Yahoo.com autoplays video + sound). Thank you anyway! .
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選擇的解決方法
To make the "stop autoplay" work again use these settings:
media.autoplay.default: 1 media.autoplay.enabled.user-gestures-needed: false media.autoplay.allow-muted: false
Although the "media.autoplay.enabled.user-gestures-needed" seems to be wrong it brings back the "stop autoplay" feature.
That did it! I've been fretting about this for months! THANKS!