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DD39: Autoplay Video on Viewport
Play videos when they enter the viewport. Pause when they leave. Zero scroll listeners
Supports 3 ways to configure: global defaults for the whole project, per-instance options via constructor, and per-element overrides via data attributes.
Full source - https://community.sivuo.com/dd/dd39-autoplay-video-on-viewport
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