trash

worked pretty well until it prevented www.spectrum.net page from loading. Cannot find an option to whitelist.

This extension is the source of many errors when logged on to cloud.google.com

Several extensions were disabled in Firefox while trying to track down the origin of the

"Oops! An unexpected problem occurred. Please refresh your browser."

messages when logged into cloud.oracle.com

Firefox 95.0.2 64 bit, the current latest version, on Windows 10.

This consistently occurs when choosing items from the menu at cloud.oracle.com

After disabling "Disable HTML5 Autoplay", the errors stopped.

Checking the Firefox Console, the error was always this url:

view-source:moz-extension://86436a12-f1b7-4665-ba83-101479f2641a/js/content_script.js

and this bit of code:

function injectScript() {
const domain = window.location.hostname;
const scriptFile = domain === 'www.youtube.com' || domain === 'gaming.youtube.com' ? 'youtube' : 'inject';
const script = document.createElement('script');
script.src = browser.extension.getURL(`js/${scriptFile}.js`);
document.documentElement.appendChild(script);
}

This code may be here due to numerous complaints about compatibility with youtube.

In any case, I have removed the extension, and the problems went away.

Działa na gazeta.pl a to był priorytet.

перестало работать--04,05,25 - Заработало..... пять мин спустя - Почти..... Еще пять мин спустя - Как было говно, так и осталось ГОВНОМ!!!

OK On Many Sites.... but it also breaks image uploads on Google Group sites.

Since the late 70s and well into the 80s currently version 88 of Firefox I had a problem with most videos displaying the following message:
"This video This video cannot be played because of a technical error.(Error Code: 200001)"

I have no proxy set and all drivers are current.
Researching I found many having same or similar problems but nobody having a solution.
That was until I came across a locked and archived forum thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/aday21/video_error/

The last reply, by "SlickStretch" was the correct answer and solution.

"solved by disabling the extension: 'Disable HTML5 Autoplay.' Try disabling/removing this extension or any similar ones."

sometimes work, sometimes not. still happy

Was working fine, but makes some videos unreadable (corrupt file, but ok when this plugin is disabled) really annoying.

This used to work fine, but in the last few days it has started BLOCKING videos in Facebook and newspaper sites. Have to disable it in these sites if I want to see videos, but then they autoplay, which is precisely why I NEED the extension! The extension is now almost useless.

Works fine for me.

Doesn't work any longer on Youtube.

Prevents Twitter videos from looping when they reach the end, which is what I wanted it to do. Also prevents IMDb videos from playing at all. And I suspect this extension might be somewhat CPU-heavy when simultaneously acting on multiple tabs, too.

Don't work on morgenpost.de
funktioniert nicht auf morgenpost.de

Works on some sites, but I can't get it to save the list of sites I want it disabled on. Removing this. Please update this add-on!

Excellent add-on. Firefox's autoplay settings don't seem to have any effect on many websites; this one does the trick. Thank you for making it.

It did not disable autoplay on Tubi. Nothing else has stopped autoplay on Tubi without breaking manual playback.

Does not disable autoplay, nor preloading.

Doesn't seem to work in my case

This is a blessing! As a person with ADD this really helps me stay focused. This works for websites where Firefox by default doesn't offer disabling autoplay.