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nexus6 posted:Has anyone had issues with tabs that play audio being muted when not in focus? I like to have a tab playing music while I'm working from home, but recently it seems that if I switch to another tab it is muted after 30 seconds or so. Switching back to the tab playing audio immediately fixes this. Could this be chrome doing something, or the site itself? I can't be sure but it sounds like the page itself or a bug. I often have a bandcamp tab playing when I'm doing something else, even watching youtube at the same time.
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nexus6 posted:Has anyone had issues with tabs that play audio being muted when not in focus? I like to have a tab playing music while I'm working from home, but recently it seems that if I switch to another tab it is muted after 30 seconds or so. Switching back to the tab playing audio immediately fixes this. Could this be chrome doing something, or the site itself?
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Dec 2, 2020 13:07
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nexus6 posted:Has anyone had issues with tabs that play audio being muted when not in focus? I like to have a tab playing music while I'm working from home, but recently it seems that if I switch to another tab it is muted after 30 seconds or so. Switching back to the tab playing audio immediately fixes this. Could this be chrome doing something, or the site itself? Is this with YouTube ? They abit back did something and now if you leave the tab/window and have something else open it auto pauses, i use YouTube NonStop from the ChromeStore App thingy :> https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/youtube-nonstop/nlkaejimjacpillmajjnopmpbkbnocid I often have large playlist of rando music playing in background while doing other stuff and found that extension awhile back when it 1st started pausing/stopping the audio playing in the background. quote:Kiss the annoying "Video paused. Continue watching?" confirmation goodbye!
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Dec 2, 2020 13:54
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3.0 Jesus Patch posted:Is this with YouTube ? Nah, https://poolside.fm/
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Dec 2, 2020 13:58
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Try changing the Site Settings for the page* to Allow sound instead of "Automatic" * hit the lock next to the URL to get a button to it, or Settings > Privacy and Security > Site Settings > go to the right site no guarantee that will work but IIRC chrome's automatic autoplay block/allow stuff is basically incomprehensible and it might be affecting that
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Dec 2, 2020 18:49
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Thanks, will try it 
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Dec 2, 2020 19:30
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Have they said anything about bringing back tab mute? It's the only reason I don't use Chrome. Currently on Edge, which feels like a bad version of Chrome pushing weird adware (Shopping and Pinterest extensions!).
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Dec 2, 2020 22:55
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The site took me back to os/2 days.  Anyhow had it in it's own tab in it's own window minimized and i clicked the mixtapes thing, and just left it running and it hasn't stopped. the SoundCloud quote "Poolside FM feels like a collection of records collated by an '80s Floridian porn star." Is def spot on lolMaybe try restore chrome or disabling extensions and re-enabling 1 at a time and see if any are causing the issue. Not long after posting had an issue, it said soundcloud API is overloaded and to refresh. Had the site open and just playing minimized in it's own window for nearly 4hrs and it stopped and bottom screen had black bar with the SoundCloud API issue. 3.0 Jesus Patch fucked around with this message at 00:31 on Dec 3, 2020 |
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Dec 3, 2020 00:06
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I'm still getting the issue, but it's totally fine if I pull the tab out to a separate instance then have that lose focus 
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Dec 3, 2020 15:35
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So regarding WebGPU and all this stuff, Chromium is having this Dawn stuff, which is their implementation. Is the Chromium renderer going to move onto Dawn eventually? Just wondering as to when we'd get a proper D3D12 renderer in Chrome.
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Jan 2, 2021 20:47
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uMatrix is blocking my university's site and breaking imbedding. I noticed that development on it stopped last September. Is there anything else I should use? I already use uBlock Origin. Is uMatrix just overkill at that point?
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Jan 23, 2021 18:59
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For some reason, browser spellcheck underlines everything I write in English but not in Hebrew? I tried toggling it on and off in the options, but it didn't help? (Which is all I can see in terms of google recommendations)
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Jan 23, 2021 19:34
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ThermoPhysical posted:uMatrix is blocking my university's site and breaking imbedding. I noticed that development on it stopped last September. Is there anything else I should use? I already use uBlock Origin. Is uMatrix just overkill at that point? Umatrix stops active scripts and a lot of content loading from other sites. That's very different to blocking ads like ublock origin. I'm using ScriptSafe on chrome but it's got similar issues to uMatrix where most sites require you to allow a bunch of content from other sites or subdomains to work. I set it to trust a few I use a lot and allow temporary access to the rest while I'm browsing. ScriptSafe hasn't been updated in a couple of years, so I'm probably going to switch to uMatrix, though. For a lot of people despite the fact that script blocking is much safer than not, it will be too much of a hassle for them to deal with. For example, I tried to get my dad to use noscript at one point but gave up after I found out he turned it off all of the time. He can just have ad blocking and not have to worry about his websites not loading stuff without allowing a half a dozen cdn.garbage.whatevers.
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Jan 23, 2021 20:20
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Regular uBlock can do script blocking, which is what 95% of people used uMatrix for. It can also do 3rd party content blocking, just not break the content down into all the individual categories... but all that detail was really not that useful. That's why the author ceased work on uMatrix. Use ublock, check "I'm an advanced user", block 3rd party scripts, ditch other script blockers. The other thing uMatrix would do that uBlock doesn't handle was cookie blocking -- but these days you need something that handles both cookies and local storage. Privacy Badger is a good simple option. What I use though is Cookie Auto-delete. It's a basic white/greylist model that's easy enough, edit lol I didn't notice that this was the Chrome thread not the Firefox thread, Chrome doesn't let extensions touch local storage. On chrome you're always a bit compromised if you want max paranoia anti-tracking. Klyith fucked around with this message at 22:32 on Jan 23, 2021 |
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Jan 23, 2021 22:03
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It seems youtube.com/tv was retired some time ago and with it your ability to cast from a phone app to your pc browser. There's no simple way to cast from the iOS youtube app to chrome is there? I have a pc connected to my tv.
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Jan 24, 2021 07:46
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Man, Google really just don't give a poo poo, do they.Rinkles posted:It seems youtube.com/tv was retired some time ago and with it your ability to cast from a phone app to your pc browser. There's no simple way to cast from the iOS youtube app to chrome is there? I have a pc connected to my tv.
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Jan 25, 2021 22:23
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deoju posted:Hey, I don't really hang out in SH/SC, I don't know if this is the right place to ask this...
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Jan 25, 2021 23:23
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Chrome disabled the chrome store version of The Great Suspender today. It's been a security risk for a few months because the original dev sold the project and the new maintainer added a line that does tracking through a potentially malicious site. It has an opt-out option but is by default opt-in. https://www.ghacks.net/2021/01/09/we-no-longer-recommend-the-chrome-extension-the-great-suspender-here-is-why/ https://github.com/greatsuspender/thegreatsuspender/issues/1263 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25622015 There's been multiple forks of it stripping the tracking functionality that you have to manually load yourself. I don't know if any of the folks who forked it plan to maintain the forks at all long term, but for now they're basically what it was before it was sold. I'm currently using this one although the guy who posted it says he's not planning to maintain it so I'm not sure if it's the best choice, but it is straight forward in that it is barely modified from the original version. https://github.com/aciidic/thegreatsuspender-notrack/tree/7.1.10-notrack Before you install you need to unsuspend all tabs, copy your whitelist if you have one, unpack the extension somewhere, go to more tools->extensions, turn on developer mode, and load unpacked extension. Then you'll only be running the version you just loaded from your hard drive and there will be no background updates or anything of that sort. Obviously you're then clear to remove the original great suspender.
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Feb 4, 2021 21:17
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Is now the time a Firefox user brings up that tab discarding is still supported in Firefox (since v58 in January, 2018), and that Mozilla are perhaps slightly less likely to deprecate APIs used for ad-blocking, because their entire business doesn't involve around tracking users and making money off selling that information in the form of targeted ads?
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Feb 4, 2021 23:04
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Firefox should add multi-language spellchecking (switching manually is annoying) and the ability to open websites as apps. Also, the adblocking API change was pioneered by Apple. Also, maybe switch out their terrible engine that leads to the page jerking around while loading on Something Awful.
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Feb 4, 2021 23:20
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:Is now the time a Firefox user brings up that tab discarding is still supported in Firefox (since v58 in January, 2018), and that Mozilla are perhaps slightly less likely to deprecate APIs used for ad-blocking, because their entire business doesn't involve around tracking users and making money off selling that information in the form of targeted ads? After Mozilla proved that they don't give a poo poo about what people want when they forcibly installed an extension just to promote some awful TV show, it was when I decided I didn't mind Google's tracking after all, honestly. I still have Firefox but it's just a backup browser to check my web dev stuff.
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They didn't just do the Mr. Robot plugin, they also force-installed some web tracking extensions for a percentage of users like two years back, lmao.
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Is there a setting/flag/extention that will make Chrome go to the next tab to the right of the tab I just closed instead of back to the tab on the left?
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Not to mention that Mozilla laid off hundreds of people, including the whole MDN docs team that they have since tried to replace with free labor under the guise of "now it's open-source!  "They're converting to a services company instead of a products company. They've already got "what if Pinterest but privacy" and soon "what if ExpressVPN but... privacy?" and soon they'll probably launch a failed music service or something next.
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Kheldarn posted:Is there a setting/flag/extention that will make Chrome go to the next tab to the right of the tab I just closed instead of back to the tab on the left? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/simpletaborder/cekafjbmkfofacenifehbglhmajimhjf
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Klyith posted:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/simpletaborder/cekafjbmkfofacenifehbglhmajimhjf That seems to do the trick. Thanks!
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I used to be able to search wikipedia by typing "w" and then a spacebar, and have done this for years, with other sites as well like dict.cc where I typed "d" and then spacebar to search without going to the site first. Today for the first time I've discovered that the spacebar isn't setting it off. I now have to type "w" and then hit tab, otherwise I'll do a google search for like "w barn owls" instead of going to the wikipedia page for barn owls. Is there a way to reverse this and let me search with just the space afterward instead of needing to hit tab?
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Jedi Knight Luigi posted:I used to be able to search wikipedia by typing "w" and then a spacebar, and have done this for years, with other sites as well like dict.cc where I typed "d" and then spacebar to search without going to the site first. chrome://flags/#omnibox-keyword-search-button But that is getting removed soon, better get used to the Tab button.
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Feb 16, 2021 00:24
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Jedi Knight Luigi posted:I used to be able to search wikipedia by typing "w" and then a spacebar, and have done this for years, with other sites as well like dict.cc where I typed "d" and then spacebar to search without going to the site first. Yeah I hate that change, I've had the custom searches for amazon, ebay, etc, down to a two letter abbreviation for a couple of years and I guess I'll just have to get used to tab.
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Subtitles in PrimeVideo keep breaking in recent Chromium based browsers. loving awesome.
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Didn't see it in the last few pages, but running with the latest update (Version 88.0.4324.182) on my 2013 MacBook Pro has caused a random Google Chrome Helper (Renderer) task to explode to 69-70% usage multiple times per day, making my laptop sound like it's about to take off. I'll force quit it through Activity Monitor and it slows down to normal, but it won't crash a tab or anything (Facebook was good for causing Chrome to spaz out), so I'm at a loss.
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