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Autoplay stays off after a click

Performance v1.4.8

A click no longer unlocks autoplay for the whole page, and a restored tab no longer snaps back when you scroll it. The blocklists are refreshed to 195,054 rules and the cookie banner auto-reject engine moved to autoconsent 16.40. The extension's own links now open www.superchargebrowser.com directly, and everything from 1.4.7 carries over with no listing changes. No new permissions.

  • One click no longer unlocks autoplay for the whole page
  • A restored tab lets you scroll right away instead of snapping back
  • Blocklists refreshed to 195,054 rules and the cookie banner auto-reject engine moved to autoconsent 16.40
  • Extension links now open the www.superchargebrowser.com address directly

Autoplay Stays Off After a Click

Before, one click anywhere on a page marked the whole page active. Stop Autoplay read that as a pass for every video to play on its own. Now that page-wide flag no longer counts. A click still lets a video you start play right away, but it no longer unlocks the rest of the page.

Restored Tabs Stop Fighting Your Scroll

When a suspended tab comes back, the extension scrolls it to where you left off. It used to keep reapplying that spot for up to 8 seconds. So if you scrolled right away, the page jumped back. Now it stops the moment you scroll, whether by wheel, touch, keyboard, or mouse.

The blocklists are refreshed to 195,054 rules, and the cookie banner auto-reject engine moved to autoconsent 16.40. The extension’s own links, like welcome, upgrade, privacy, uninstall, and changelog, now open the www.superchargebrowser.com address directly. The welcome link used to go through a redirect first.

What Carries Over

No new permissions. No listing changes. Everything from 1.4.7 carries straight across.