The extension is available as an add-on for Firefox. FlashStopper is the go-to choice for this. Similar to Chrome, Mozilla Firefox also requires an extension to block all auto-play videos properly. This same process can be repeated to allow auto-play for other websites.Īlso read: How to Browse Anonymously from Android Smartphone Turn off Auto-Play Videos on Mozilla Firefox Make sure to select ‘Allow’ as behavior and click ‘Done’. In the Autoplay exceptions window, you can type the address of any website that you wish to keep Auto-play on for. In the settings menu, under Autoplay, click on ‘Exceptions.’ On the Exceptions screen, please add the site URLs you want to the make exception from video auto playing. To disable auto-play videos on all websites, simply click on ‘Disable everywhere.’ To make individual exceptions for websites, click on ‘Settings.’
You can get a few options available for the user setting changes. Once AutoplayStopper is successfully installed, the icon will be visible on the far top right corner of the browser. You can direct download the extension from the link below.ĭownload Chrome Extension: AutoplayStopper by Yochaim | Fairfax Video Blocker Add Website Exceptions for Google Chrome To install AutoplayStopper, click on ‘Add to Chrome’ and then click ‘Add extension.’ AutoplayStopper will stop videos from playing by default unless you click on them. Now type ‘AutoplayStopper’ in the Chrome web store search bar and then press Enter. For those who are not familiar with Chrome Extensions, go to to open Chrome web store.
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