I just noticed this, when I hovered over a video and it twitched. Then kept my mouse on it and it played a short part of the video. Anyone noticed this?
Hmm. Maybe a little bonus from Google on Chrome browsers? Haven't noticed it on Firefox, I just switched to Chrome like 2 days ago.I noticed it on Chrome. Since removing Flash and using a different browser, it seems to have stopped. Youtube videos still work though, but I have to use my phone for Twitch now.
So I went over and tested and noticed that does the same to meHmm. Maybe a little bonus from Google on Chrome browsers? Haven't noticed it on Firefox, I just switched to Chrome like 2 days ago.
Probably exclusive to Chrome. Seems like we got that part right.So I went over and tested and noticed that does the same to me
Or just stop using Chrome. Your resources will thank you.Great, now we need another extension to block this, right?
"Block it". Why would you?Great, now we need another extension to block this, right?
I have 32GB of RAM, so Chrome is the LEAST of my worries. (Un-used RAM is wasted RAM, afterall) Photoshop gobbles that shit down like it will never be on sale ever again. And Chrome's RAM usage has been reduced significantly in a recent build.Or just stop using Chrome. Your resources will thank you.
I haven't noticed any difference, but I actually already had a feature very similar to this since I use Youtube Center. Though that only shows a slideshow of a few still frames of the video, it's still very useful.I just noticed this, when I hovered over a video and it twitched. Then kept my mouse on it and it played a short part of the video. Anyone noticed this?