Why doesn't my video autoplay in Firefox?

Why doesn't my video autoplay in Firefox?

If you're using Firefox to watch our course videos, be aware that by default, Firefox blocks video autoplay. This happens regardless if you have autoplay enabled on our site or not as the browser settings override ours.

In order to take advantage of autoplay, you will need to add our site to Firefox's autoplay whitelist. You can do so by following Mozilla's instructions in this article: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/block-autoplay

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