Video Blocker is a video blocker extension for chrome. it's a free extension and is featured in Productivity, it has 10,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 3.51 from 115 rated user, last update is 788 days ago.
Video Blocker stops annoying autoplay videos before they start. * Prevents all web videos from automatically playing on pages. * Allows you to whitelist specific domains like youtube.com where you want videos to play. * Allows you to enable a single video by clicking on the video directly. * If you find a video this extension is not currently blocking, I'd love to hear about it. Hit me up on twitter @benplowman. New in version 1.2 (October 2022): * Fixed a bug where several languages were poorly translated. * Migrated to the latest version of the Chrome Extensions framework (manifest v3) New in version 1.1: * Fixed a bug where some videos were no longer being blocked. New in version 1.0: * Reduce CPU usage in pages with lots of content updates. * Support for adding domains with multiple parts like "stan.com.au" to the allow list. Before you could only add the end of the domain, "com.au", to the allow list, which didn't make much sense. * Removed unused notifications permission.
You could download the latest version crx file or older version files and install it.
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You could find more help information from video blocker support page.
You could send emails to publisher, or check publisher's website.
More about manifest_file of video blocker.
You could click to report abuse of video blocker.
Perfect! So glad this exists.
I am an old geek (80) with a "hunter's brain," I cannot not look at something moving, my attention is immediately diverted. That means most websites just drive me nuts with all the video (I am looking at YOU Google, on my Pixel newsfeed!). This was what I wanted. It stops all of the nonsense, and provides a simple link to actually play the video if wanted. "It just works!" Hats off to the developer(s). Highly recommended.
It does work, unlike many others, however you get their imagery and sometimes a transparent image of what it blocked.