US EditionMicrosoft could help reduce unexpected audio or video playback in Chrome
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Microsoft could help reduce unexpected audio or video playback in Chrome
Microsoft is integrating a new permission policy into Chromium that might reduce unexpected audio or video playback when developers use the API. Modern browsers can already mute audio, but that won’t work when the media is already playing in a hidden iframe. Microsoft is hoping that its new permission policy will fill that gap and put an end to unexpected audio or video playback when browsing websites in Chrome, but the policy won’t be enforced.…
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