There isn’t a built-in option for that, but you can hack it with custom styling rules using userChrome.css. Just like the other guy said though, the styling rules that work now may need to be updated if something changes in Firefox, but that is the nature of customization.

Here is a link to a stylesheet that achieves this.

Unfortunately by sending DNT you are merely suggesting to the server that you wish to not be tracked. There’s no requirement for the server to actually care about you at all.

Now, if DNT were actually legally binding though - that would indeed be very cool.

I mean, there are options. It could mute/unmute, close the stream, copy one of various track information such as track name or playback position, send the video to different screen etc. But I can’t think of anything that makes much sense, although mute/unmute is at least somewhat sensible.

But, yeah, it’s one of those interactions that has just always worked like that, long before browsers could play video even. It’s similar to how Ctrl+C copies stuff, Ctrl+Z undoes previous operation, right-click opens a context menu etc.; they don’t have to do those things, but users have learned to expect it, so it would be pretty dumb to change that with no reason.

Notepad++ works great for taking notes. Besides, it’s open 24/7 anyway so dedicating a tab or two (or dozen lol) feels pretty natural.

I only use Joplin if I have some “very structured” notes about some topic, and while that is also open 24/7 np++ is always my go-to because “it just works” without having to care at all about formatting nor anything fancy.