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How to stop autoplaying ads, videos and media on web pages: Stop videos autoplaying in Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer

How to stop autoplaying ads, videos and media on web pages: Stop videos autoplaying in Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer

Posted on September 8, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

What to do if you’re fed up with adverts playing as soon as you open a web page. Here we show you how to stop videos and media from autoplaying when you open a website in Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Recently there has been a big increase in websites that host autoplaying video adverts, this can be incredibly annoying if you’re listening to music on your computer while browsing the web. Here we show you how to stop videos and media from autoplaying when you open a web page in Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer.
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