Some times you open your web browser, and then boom music or some annoying sound starts playing which can be irritating, keeping you wondering where it is coming from. In your search for this irritating sound or noise, you discover its an auto-playing ad from a website.
Firefox now offers a better solution: All audio and video content can be blocked automatically in the latest version of the browser
If there are videos or audios you want to have played, you can click on the play buttons, or create an exceptions list for websites that you want to authorize for playing content.
Chrome, meanwhile, doesn’t offer a native feature for blocking auto-playing videos on websites, but the browser does tell you which tab is making noise – search for the speaker icon at the top of the tab.
Another new feature on the latest Firefox update is scroll anchoring, which makes it easier to read longer articles without content jumping around as ads reload at the top.
The latest update for is available for download ⇛⇛ Firefox 66.0 ⇚⇚
