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You can, however, enable an experimental feature in Chrome that will do the trick.

The latest version of Safari added a global setting that disables all autoplay videos, but Chrome still lacks such a setting. Efforts here are focused on Chrome, the most popular browser by a long shot. Thankfully, there are ways to combat these annoyances. Others ask pretty please can we send you notifications? And others display overlays to get you to sign up for discounts or a newsletter and feature a cleverly hidden X button that you need to hunt down in order to close the overlay. Many sites insist on starting a video without asking in the hopes you'll become transfixed by the moving images and sounds and stay on the page longer. In their unyielding efforts to catch eyeballs, websites often resort to aggressive tactics to engage you, the fickle, easily-distracted web reader.