Click To Play is
a feature that was first integrated into the Opera web browser, before it also
became available in Google Chrome. The feature in Opera allows you to enable
plugins on demand. When active, certain plugins are not loaded automatically
when you visit a page that is trying to interact with the plugins. Instead, you
see a big play button that you can click on to start the element on the page
that is requesting access to the plugin.
Google Chrome handles click to play in the same way. If you activate the feature, you see a placeholder on the page that you need to click on to allow the contents to use the plugin it requires for its functionality.
Click to play
configuration
Opera: Opera button > Settings > Preferences > Advanced > Content > Enable plug-ins only on demand
GoogleChrome: Wrench icon > Options >
Under The Hood > Content Settings button > Click to play under Plug-ins
Firefox click to
play
The latest Nightly Build of the Firefox browser includes a click to play feature of its own. It is currently only available as an about:config parameter, and not integrated into the user interface. If you want to enable it, you need to enter about:config into the browser’s address bar to load the configuration page. Filter for the parameter plugins.click_to_play and double-click it to change its Boolean value from false to true. This activates the new feature in the browser.
Once you have
done that you will see a placeholder image whenever an element requires a
browser plugin to function properly on a web page.
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