Recenze doplňku Disable HTML5 Autoplay
Disable HTML5 Autoplay od Afnan Khan
315 recenzí
- Hodnocení: 1 z 5od uživatele Dr Pain, před 2 letySadly, this add-on do not working good anymore. Needs update!
- Hodnocení: 5 z 5od uživatele Muhammad Iqbal Dar, před 2 lety
- Hodnocení: 5 z 5od uživatele zestyx, před 2 lety
- Hodnocení: 3 z 5od uživatele Uživatel Firefoxu - 16396953, před 2 letyCauses issues with Cloudflare Turnstile Captcha, have to disable it
- Hodnocení: 1 z 5od uživatele cryptocake, před 2 letybug with cloudflare verification
no update since 5 years - Hodnocení: 4 z 5od uživatele Uživatel Firefoxu - 18030654, před 2 lety
- Hodnocení: 5 z 5od uživatele Uživatel Firefoxu - 12810905, před 2 lety
- Hodnocení: 4 z 5od uživatele icegoblin, před 2 letyWould be nice to have an editable white-list that allows regular expressions (or similar syntax). As an example, bandcamp has subdomains for each band and I'd like to disable it for the entire website, instead I have to disable autoplay for every new band I listen to.
- Hodnocení: 5 z 5od uživatele Tasos, před 3 lety
- Hodnocení: 5 z 5od uživatele hacKim, před 3 lety
- Hodnocení: 2 z 5od uživatele Uživatel Firefoxu - 14775162, před 3 letyBreaks CNN video playback. Built-in autoplay off feature is sufficient. Removed plugin.
- Hodnocení: 3 z 5od uživatele hackerb9, před 3 letyThis extension is no longer needed. Firefox already includes a setting to block media autoplay. Go to settings and search for "autoplay". Click on "Autoplay → Settings...". I suggest changing the default for all websites to "Block audio and video".
Firefox also makes it super easy to add exceptions for certain sites. Just click on the Permissions icon to the left of the address bar and it'll give you a quick drop down menu to permanently allow auto playing both audio and video or only audio.
Of course, although it is no longer necessary, I thank the author who kept this extension updated all the way until 2018. You helped a lot of us out, - Hodnocení: 5 z 5od uživatele Gridlocked, před 3 letyThis is a lifesaver. It blocks auto play on sites and that kills the drop down of vids on the same pages as you scroll. Also there are sites where auto play is preferred and this allows for exceptions.
- Hodnocení: 1 z 5od uživatele Uživatel Firefoxu - 17405742, před 3 letyRandomly Stops Working. Pretty Bad.
- Hodnocení: 1 z 5od uživatele Uživatel Firefoxu - 15285519, před 4 letydoes not work on youtube autoplay and it wants permission on your website browsing.
- Hodnocení: 1 z 5od uživatele Uživatel Firefoxu - 17289459, před 4 letyI only have autoplay issues with one site. (Yahoo Finance) Firefox can block autoplay on initial load, but not when changing back and forth between tabs nor when scrolling up and down the page. After installing this add-on, it seems to help block autoplay when switching between tabs, but allowed autoplay when scrolling up and down the page. I believe Yahoo uses multiple triggers to force the videos to autoplay .. onHover, onFocus, etc. If it is updated to catch the other triggers, I will try it again.
- Hodnocení: 2 z 5od uživatele WacoJohn, před 4 letyworked pretty well until it prevented www.spectrum.net page from loading. Cannot find an option to whitelist.
- Hodnocení: 1 z 5od uživatele Uživatel Firefoxu - 14915205, před 4 letyThis extension is the source of many errors when logged on to cloud.google.com
Several extensions were disabled in Firefox while trying to track down the origin of the
"Oops! An unexpected problem occurred. Please refresh your browser."
messages when logged into cloud.oracle.com
Firefox 95.0.2 64 bit, the current latest version, on Windows 10.
This consistently occurs when choosing items from the menu at cloud.oracle.com
After disabling "Disable HTML5 Autoplay", the errors stopped.
Checking the Firefox Console, the error was always this url:
view-source:moz-extension://86436a12-f1b7-4665-ba83-101479f2641a/js/content_script.js
and this bit of code:
function injectScript() {
const domain = window.location.hostname;
const scriptFile = domain === 'www.youtube.com' || domain === 'gaming.youtube.com' ? 'youtube' : 'inject';
const script = document.createElement('script');
script.src = browser.extension.getURL(`js/${scriptFile}.js`);
document.documentElement.appendChild(script);
}
This code may be here due to numerous complaints about compatibility with youtube.
In any case, I have removed the extension, and the problems went away.