Ant wrote:
On 6/8/2014 10:08 AM PT, EE typed:
I noticed more and more web sites (e.g., FunnyOrDie.com and
TheOnion.com) are going dumping Flash and using HTML5 videos to play
their embedded *.webm video files. They get annoying when I don't want
to play the videos right away.
I have not seen any good on demand blockers for these HTML5 videos
especially when I open multiple tabs with videos. Are there any good
ones for the (lat/new)est web browsers yet? They should be like
FlashBlock, Mozilla web browsers' internal plug-in blockers, etc.
Why not use Flashblock? It can block HTML5 as well as Flash.
That would override my web browser's blocker which I like.
I am using both Flashblock and plugins click-to-play. I get two
placeholders over Flash items, first the Flashblock one and then the
click-to-play one, but it still works, and I can control HTML5, so I
think that two clicks is a small price to pay.
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