Greasy Fork

Hey there, thanks for this. I've been using 0.1 right along (it was still working), but 0.2 isn't, at least in Firefox, Windows (TamperMonkey). I assume it is for you though in whatever you're using. Did 0.1 stop working for you? If so, we would appear to have had the opposite experiences.

I just now saw this (and enabled notifications for future questions/comments). Let me know if you'd still benefit from this working in Firefox, and I'll look into it.

This stopped working for me in chrome

I can't test this as don't have Peacock at the moment. I've since created this script. Does it work for you?

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/479417-universal-autoplay-stopper

It does but I prefer the way this one works. Looks like the elements changed name? Any advice how to find the new ones?

I don't really have any advice besides open the developer tools and start digging... One of the reasons I made the universal version is because the service specific solutions kept breaking. What do you prefer about the way this one worked? Maybe I can update the universal one to work similarly.

I prefer that it stay on the current video and pause. The other way is to stop the new video from starting playing.

ok I fixed it, but the cancel button class looks like a random string to me... It worked on two different episodes though.

Is the best way to share it posting it here?

Sure, if you want to post the code here, I'll post an update.

setInterval(function(){
var cancelButton = document.querySelector('button.S6BR20Vw1M.ZKBWRozpiO.SoJnxZJ4kf.Q7kJNwNRy8._2bebIwdTfh.byCvCOy5e8.Iz1orrCZgR')
if(cancelButton !== null){
var pauseButton = document.querySelector('button.play-pause[aria-label="Pause"]')
if(pauseButton !== null){
pauseButton.click()
}
}
}, 500)

Hmmm, that does look like a random string... Is it actually consistent across different shows? Even if it is, it might change on their next site update. For a reliable solution, my gut says we'll have to select it in a way that doesn't use that string.