A fairly annoying feature for users when surfing the web, particularly in the Microsoft Edge browser, is the feature that automatically plays videos when you visit a website, especially when using Facebook , when you surf new feed, sometimes you will startle because the sound automatically comes from a certain page.
In the recent update of Windows 10 build 17704, Microsoft has improved quite a lot for the Microsoft Edge browser, including a new feature that allows users to control the ability to automatically run media on the browser when opening a website. any. For specific shutdowns, please see below this article.
Step 1: If you're using a version of Windows Insider, you can test this feature by clicking the Edge menu button (the three horizontal dots icon in the right corner). Click Advanced.
Step 2: In Media Autoplay section, you can choose 3 modes which are:
Based on your interests and surfing habits, please choose accordingly.
Step 3: In addition, you can also personalize each page by visiting that page, clicking the lock button next to the address bar and selecting Media Autoplay, then you will also have 3 options that are Allow , Limit and Block similar to the above.
Turning off the auto-play mode on Microsoft Edge will help you reduce the hassle of surfing the web, especially when you leave the speaker out, there will be some video clips that are "troll" and have a slightly sensitive sound, because So you should turn off autoplay mode, avoid unnecessary misunderstandings.
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