Review by beyond9thousand
Rated 5 out of 5
by beyond9thousand, 3 years agoDeveloper was kind enough to add a minor enhancement on a single day's notice. Auto-pause no longer interacts with tabs that do not have their URLs added to the list. My use case: Spotify/Youtube kept getting paused by Discord notifications.
This add-on is a huge plus for my workflow, would definitely recommend if you like having music playing at all times but also occasionally look up videos on Youtube at the same time. (example)
This add-on is a huge plus for my workflow, would definitely recommend if you like having music playing at all times but also occasionally look up videos on Youtube at the same time. (example)
16 reviews
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 18285282, 9 months agoRequest new feature: Smoothed playback dynamic acceleration
Example :
1- set desired speed *e.g. x3
2- select starting speed *e.g. x1.5
3- % of video passed until desired speed is reach e.g. *60%
Result:
The video begins at x1.5
increases gradually as a function of time based on the duration of the video
by 60%, speed had gradually increased from 1.5x to 3x in 0.01 stepsizes.
e.g. at 60% of elapsed video duration it will be
playbackRate = x1.5 + (x3 - x1.5) * (currentTime / duration) / 0.6
This formula means that the playback rate will start at x1.5 and increase linearly as a function of the current time divided by the duration of the video until it reaches 60% of the duration, where it will reach x3.
This passive increase in cognitive load will lead to increased comprehension.Developer response
posted 9 months agoIf you have a feature request please add it the Github repo so we can talk about it. That said I'm not sure how this fits the extensions usage. - Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 16623589, 10 months agoIt works very well! Thanks for the extension!
- Rated 5 out of 5by Adam Boulton, a year ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Satyam Sonaniya, a year ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Claudiu, 2 years ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 14938153, 3 years agoi think it's the best extension. It's very usefull!!
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 17018579, 3 years agoBeen looking for this solution for ages. Works as required.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Akshat Dodhiya, 3 years ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by rum, 4 years agoIts really good, does, was it shut do.
But with Tabs in different windows it toggles automaticly after 3-4 seconds beetween the 2 windows.
Update: Wow! Fixed in a cuple of ours, i´m thrilled! author is doing a great job. ThxDeveloper response
posted 4 years agoI have now created https://github.com/NDevTK/AutoPause/issues/9 I need to fix this issue before next release. seems to be fixed in version 2.6 - Rated 5 out of 5by qwerty12, 4 years agoThis extension is great; thanks dev. I've tried similar addons on other browsers in the past but never kept them but this one works well without being annoying.
- Rated 5 out of 5by MrArtist, 4 years agoIt works between say two YouTube tabs currently playing video but when I go to a third tab (not playing anything) then both other tabs start playing at the same time which is less than useful and not really as expected.
Ideally all non-active tabs should remain paused unless I specifically go back to them or give them permission to play when not active (say for radio/audio listening), otherwise I'm not sure what use the current functioning is as when trying to use a third tab it makes for hearing two tabs at once and any video continues to play unseen?
Would love to see this developed further with perhaps some preconfigured checkboxes in the options dialogue (or a permanently viewable list of useful options). For testing I have just used the first suggestion of which seems fine.
EDIT (after developer comment) - I have tried the Alt+r toggle and that seems almost as bad, adding in an extra stage to switching tabs that doesn't do anything if I switch to a non audio or video link (exceot play all audio streams at the same time - Alt+r only takes effect when I go back to the AV links and then only after clicking to the second tab from the first. There is also no visual clue as to what state Alt+r is currently in and it's easy to get in a mess in my test with three AV streams + other non-AV tabs. I will leave notes on GitHub.
EDIT 2 (After working with developer on GitHub) - increased my star rating to 5 - author is doing a great job at including my suggestions and if this all goes well it should be a 5-star add-on!!!Developer response
posted 4 years agoIt has an option to toggle auto resume (Alt+r ) this change is saved and seems to do what you want. I was not sure if the third tab behaviour should be kept, I now think that it should only resume one prioritized by the order of last played.
If you have suggestions for how it should be implemented, https://github.com/NDevTK/AutoPause/issues/7
Update: changes have been made in version 2.3 - Rated 5 out of 5by Hector, 4 years ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 16501353, 4 years agocool idea .. doesn't work on sites like this https://ustvgo.tv/animal-planet-live/ .. won't stop the audio when I switch tabs..
- Rated 5 out of 5by GeorgeA, 4 years agoGreat, thank you. Yes - 5* , while having only just installed it. But I know it's going to work - and many thanks to Martin Brinkmann @ Ghacks for the recommendation, and thanks to NDevTK for filling in this "vital" feature that actually should be fully part of Firefox anyway!