Google Chrome is undoubtedly the most popular browser in the world. However, navigation can sometimes be very unfriendly due to the presence of what we would describe as “irritating”. We’re specifically considering pop-ups or certain ads that pop up at the same time with background sound active.
Absolutely embarrassing, we agree! This pseudo autoplay system precisely (or auto-reading) is a feature particularly prominent by users in the sense that it disrupts their Internet experience. Ideally, then, it would be to be able to control this option to hear sounds or not.
Google Chrome: autoplay can be controlled soon
Google is of course aware of the inconvenience that autoplay can cause when navigating Chrome, which was recently rolled out in feature-packed version 60. The American giant is currently working on a solution to deal with this issue and thus satisfy quite dissatisfied users. option aimed at making it possible to control autoplay.
Through this device integrated into Chrome, the user will have the ability to allow or disallow autoplay as he sees fit. More details on the subject were given by the Silicon Valley firm through a. Post on the official blog. This is evidenced by the following explanations:
” As of Chrome 64, autoplay will be allowed if the media is not playing audio or if the user has shown interest in the media. This will allow autoplay when the user agrees, and block it when they don’t. These changes will also unify the behavior of the desktop and mobile web. »
This system controlling autoplay is currently being developed by Google and It will be an integral part of Google Chrome in version 64. The arrival of this option is scheduled for early 2018, and as such, it tends to indicate that the American giant wants to allow its users to have absolute control over their web browsing.
