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- 1492ModeratorGenerally, there is no direct setting to prevent "embedded" videos from automatically playing on page load. However, you can install a Flash blocker extension in your browser which will prevent the video from even loading. Unless you click to allow it to play.
- kcnyExplorerI am not sure about other browsers, but Chrome has a setting to disable flash from playing unless you click on it to play.
- M_GO_BLUE1ExplorerProbably should of said I am using an IPad...
- kcnyExplorerRemoved my incorrect statement to avoid confusion :)
- 1492Moderator
M GO BLUE wrote:
Probably should of said I am using an IPad...
Then can't be Flash based video as not supported by iOS. Must be HTML5. - gregrc75Explorer
M GO BLUE wrote:
Probably should of said I am using an IPad...
I have an iPad and I went to :
1- settings on the main screen
2- scrolled down and hit Facebook
3- chose settings - then I Turned off the two video options - fj12ryderExplorer IIII would love to be able to stop this action, it has just started in the last couple days and is exceedingly annoying. I can find no option short of disabling Flash.
- n7bsnExplorerBased on the fact it's been a change in how videos are displayed on Facebook, I'm willing to bet Facebook "changed" something in how they deliver/present posts.
Disabling Scripts from YouTube would probably stop most of them - ADAD437Exploreriwill be following this post as the stupid videos eat up my mi-fi data.
- drsteveExplorerIn Firefox, go to Tools/Add-ons, click the plugins tab, and set the dropdown menu next to shockwave flash to "ask to activate".
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