Firefox 66 Blocks Autoplaying Content by Default - https://t.co/yoS46g47RT pic.twitter.com/X15v6Kd0Lh

— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) March 19, 2019

Firefox can now block the web’s autoplaying videos https://t.co/ZNvcunMOzm pic.twitter.com/TU0pWHclOQ

— The Verge (@verge) March 19, 2019

Note to media companies: if you create a crappy experience for your users, tech companies will swoop in and eliminate it. via @fredericl https://t.co/4rMNvkVTNp

— Simon Owens (@simonowens) March 19, 2019

Firefox now automatically blocks autoplaying audio and video | TechCrunch - https://t.co/6ctmgnkNpV

— Sam ne répond plus aux tweets et messages (@sam_et_max) March 19, 2019

Firefox now automatically blocks autoplaying audio and video https://t.co/f4WXmIlF16 pic.twitter.com/nAbNd2R9J0

— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) March 19, 2019

.@Firefox 66 is out, and it blocks autoplaying sound by default https://t.co/59KRtC7LN9

— Emil Protalinski (@EPro) March 19, 2019

Firefox 66 arrives with autoplaying blocked by default, the ability to search through open tabs, and smoother scrolling, even when there are slowly-loading ads https://t.co/wOmuR0ow8u pic.twitter.com/HyyAaQTJ5T

— Glenn Gabe (@glenngabe) March 19, 2019

Firefox 66 Released with Compatibility for #GNOME Desktop, Improved Performance https://t.co/NKZ3nxDIOz @firefox #opensource #Linux pic.twitter.com/3tJOUTfgW5

— Softpedia Linux (@SoftpediaLinux) March 19, 2019

Firefox 66 Released with Compatibility for the #GNOME Desktop, Improved Performance https://t.co/0Gs6LNpvQj @firefox #opensource #Linux pic.twitter.com/AjZ0IYPmxw

— ?????? ?????? (@MariusNestor) March 19, 2019