05-15-2018, 05:54 AM
Dear Developer,
First of all, thank you very much for your reply.
If Google has not made any changes to YouTube's terms of use in the last few days, it's my mistake about the "autoplay policy" function. Because:
I checked the situation again before writing this message, and the result is as follows:
- If Chromium-based browsers (except Opera) have the "Document user activation is required" feature selected and a YouTube link in the search engine results is clicked, the video does not start automatically; a start button with arrow mark appears on the video screen;
- But if you click on a video link that appears in search results within the YouTube site, the video starts playing immediately. Choosing "Disable" for the "Optimize background video playback" feature you suggested above does not work either. And you need to use an auto start preventive extension (i.e. "Stop Autoplay for Youtube");
- However, there is no such problem in Firefox and its variants; If you now set the "media.autoplay.enabled" value to "false" in "about:config", the video will not start automatically even if you click on a link in the YouTube site.
As a result, I am not a fanatic YouTube visitor; moreover, the problem I'm describing is not so much important. By the way, I wish your success about developing the Cent browser will continue to increase.
Best regards,
First of all, thank you very much for your reply.
If Google has not made any changes to YouTube's terms of use in the last few days, it's my mistake about the "autoplay policy" function. Because:
I checked the situation again before writing this message, and the result is as follows:
- If Chromium-based browsers (except Opera) have the "Document user activation is required" feature selected and a YouTube link in the search engine results is clicked, the video does not start automatically; a start button with arrow mark appears on the video screen;
- But if you click on a video link that appears in search results within the YouTube site, the video starts playing immediately. Choosing "Disable" for the "Optimize background video playback" feature you suggested above does not work either. And you need to use an auto start preventive extension (i.e. "Stop Autoplay for Youtube");
- However, there is no such problem in Firefox and its variants; If you now set the "media.autoplay.enabled" value to "false" in "about:config", the video will not start automatically even if you click on a link in the YouTube site.
As a result, I am not a fanatic YouTube visitor; moreover, the problem I'm describing is not so much important. By the way, I wish your success about developing the Cent browser will continue to increase.
Best regards,