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Settings => Search for "Autoplay" => Click "Settings..." => For "Default for all websites" select "Block Audio and Video".
by uallo 10mo ago
Settings => Search for "Autoplay" => Click "Settings..." => For "Default for all websites" select "Block Audio and Video".
- Semaphor 10mo agoThank you, I could have sworn I had that active, but for some reason it was "audio only".
- styanax 10mo agoThe about:config settings which you can look up: media.autoplay.blocking_policy media.autoplay.default I have mine set to 2 and 5 respectively.
- Semaphor 10mo agoFWIW, blocking policy on 2 blocks (at least some, Qobuz for me) streaming sites and bandcamp (bandcamp being the more problematic one as every band is on their own subdomain and you can’t (I think) just allow all of them).
- styanax 9mo agoI seem to have no problems streaming from either Bandcamp or Qobuz, the latter which I'd never heard of before. (or as far as I'm aware any other site) I intentionally want to click-to-play on every site out there, so perhaps you mean "blocks autoplay" or somesuch?
- Semaphor 9mo agoI want to always play full albums, the way 2 is implemented seems to require a click for every track
- styanax 9mo agonod We have different use cases, for my browser use I'm using it as described mainly for one-off playing of content (think like watching a single video from a hotlink, checking out a single track or two from a new band, etc.). For streaming I'm a shoutcast/icecast oriented person, tried and true. :)
- slumberlust 10mo agoThanks, I also noticed they allowlisted the FF about page...which is a bit cheeky.