It might still be useful to turn it off in some scenarios. For example you might not want firefox bothering you with the account on work PC where it might be against company policy to use the cloud sync.
Why would you want that? Doesn’t that block you from using basically any online call?
Personally I have a separate Ungoogled Chromium installation for online calls, since some of those call/conferencing services kick up a fuss when launched inside Firefox ☹️
browser.tabs.tabmanager.enabled-> falseIt removes the tab manager. The down facing arrow next to the minimize button at the top right.
extensions.pocket.enabled-> falseDisable Pocket
identity.fxaccounts.enabled-> falseDisable Firefox account
media.autoplay.blocking_policy-> 2You have to click the play button to play videos.
media.peerconnection.enabled-> falseDisable WebRTC
The firefox account is actually neat. It syncs bookmarks, history and passwords between desktop, phone, laptop or wherever you use firefox.
I manually backup my bookmarks. Firefox is set to delete history when I close it. For passwords I use KeePassXC.
It might still be useful to turn it off in some scenarios. For example you might not want firefox bothering you with the account on work PC where it might be against company policy to use the cloud sync.
Sure, but I only use it on my personal devices…
Yeah, I was just pointing out that the setting might be still useful for some FF users.
hello brother
What do
browser.tabs.tabmanager.enabledandmedia.peerconnection.enableddo?media.peerconnection.enabledit disable WebRTC.browser.tabs.tabmanager.enabledit removes the tab manager. The down facing arrow next to the minimize button at the top right.Why would you want that? Doesn’t that block you from using basically any online call?
I don’t do online calls. Yes, it does block you from making online calls.
And why would you want that disabled besides not requiring it?
WebRTC leaks your IP allowing third-party websites to exploit the WebRTC in your browser to detect your real IP address and use it to identify you.
You still can use desktop apps to do that.
Personally I have a separate Ungoogled Chromium installation for online calls, since some of those call/conferencing services kick up a fuss when launched inside Firefox ☹️
This one breaks twitch for me. It doesn’t let me unmute.
Then enable auto play on twitch only. You can enable site by site and disable globally.
Why not set to 5 for media.autoplay.blocking_policy ?
You have to click the play button to play the video. If you set it to 2.
EDIT Here’s a Mozilla wiki article about it.
EDIT 2 You’re talking about
media.autoplay.default. That controls if autoplay is on or off and what is blocked, Audio only or Video & Audio.