Google Chrome’s (version 66) to block annoying Autoplay video audios
Finally google have heard us we can get rid of those annoying autoplay video audios that begins to play immediately by default when a site is opened.
Google's Chrome new update (version 66) will have included a new autoplay setting in their browser that will only plays video if it's sound is muted by default or if you have already clicked on it before.
These new autoplay settings were actually scheduled for Chrome (version 64) in January, but were delayed for some reason but we get to have them now in Chrome's new update (version 66) which is scheduled to be released next month.
Also added is the new Asynchronous Clipboard API that will support the copying and pasting of rich content including images.
Further this new update will improve browser crashes as it will display a warning message, letting you know which app happened to cause the crash plus an option to have that offending app removed.
Currently this new update is in beta, but don't worry it will soon roll out to everyone worldwide in middle of April next month.
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