What does that mean?
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What does that mean?
People who have a yubikey for example can use it.
you dont own a lambo and on a tax fiddle so wont understand the lingo init bruv
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Best YubiKey 2022: Each security key compared
If you have important online accounts, you need one (perhaps, two) of these. They also make great stocking stuffers.
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Yubikey is something i keep meaning to read up about.
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What is it extended to?
90 days
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Is there any way to stop embedded Reddit posts from autoplaying the video?
I think this is something in your settings, none of them auto play for me.
Soldato
Have had a dig around and can't find anything. It's only Reddit posts that autoplay, everything else is fine and require a click to play.
Just block autoplay for the site at browser level?
Soldato
I thought that, but Chrome doesn't seem to have that option available.
I'm sure it will have. Every Chromium based browser I've used does (as well as Firefox, Safari and everything else I've ever used). On Brave (Chromium based) it's a case of clicking the padlock on the address bar > Site settings > Autoplay > Block. I'm sure chrome will be (very) similar.
Edit: Additionally, if you go to a forum page with media on it you should get a little play icon in the address bar. Click that and change it from allow to ask or block.
Soldato
First place I looked. No such option.
Clicking on 'Site Settings' shows no such option either.
First place I looked. No such option.
Clicking on 'Site Settings' shows no such option either.
What DO you see? On Brave (which is basically reskinned Chromium), I have this:
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No Autoplay option to be seen.What DO you see? On Brave (which is basically reskinned Chromium), I have this:
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This is a really silly question.
Is it autoplaying because you've at some point set it on the reddit site to autoplay?
In which case going to reddit and telling it not to might be the way to do it.
Is it autoplaying because you've at some point set it on the reddit site to autoplay?
In which case going to reddit and telling it not to might be the way to do it.
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I thought that to, but the first thing I do on a site like Reddit is block media from autoplaying. Have just checked to be certain and autoplay on Reddit is indeed switched off.
@Malevolence it seems Google removed from Chrome the ability to kill autoplay recently. I just installed Chromium to check for you, and when I couldn't find it I went searching. More nonsense from google. Chrome is absolutely woeful for privacy anyway, switch to Brave (or Vivaldi, or whatever) instead. Not only do they care more about your privacy, but they retain normal options like 'disable autoplay on this site'. 