Bret Victor's response: https://twitter.com/worrydream/status/993167096992288771
I genuinely do not understand the artist in the replies who says this has destroyed their work. Can't the website require you to click/tap once to start its thing, without negative impact? I feel like I must be missing something. (There's a mention about not updating code for existing work, which might be it?)
New autoplay policy in Chrome
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Re: New autoplay policy in Chrome
#22> predictable
What could possibly be more predictable than disabling autoplay altogether?
Google says it enabled autoplay for 'over 1000 sites', but we all know Google only cares about one thing and that is playing more ads on YouTube.
Re: New autoplay policy in Chrome
#23The best way to improve autoplay is to disable it. chrome://flags/#autoplay-policy
Re: New autoplay policy in Chrome
#24I like Inbox's recent behaviour that explains why it deems a particular email important - it would be good if this sort of explanation was more prevalent with publicly-available ML systems.
Re: New autoplay policy in Chrome
#25I'm surprised Google's documentation is not designed with readability in mind.
Re: New autoplay policy in Chrome
#26The best way to improve autoplay is to disable it. chrome://flags/#autoplay-policy
Re: New autoplay policy in Chrome
#27Re: New autoplay policy in Chrome
#28Instead I had a sort of loss aversion based reaction where I think now some things will autoplay that didn't before, but in fact fewer things will autoplay full stop.