I tested this and it's so dumb that it works. Whitelist the Bing video search page where there are no ads and pull videos through there. I've tried it with AdBlock Plus, which has the same problem as what you're describing, and it works.

I'm going to cross-post what the other guy wrote so if anyone else has the same question.

Adblock software can cause some processes to get airwolfy, especially since porn videos now run with ads that's probably what's happening.

1.) check to see if your filters are up to date.
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dashboard:-3rd-party-filters#purge-all-caches

2.) You may have to whitelist it. Avoid whitelisting the whole page if you can (or whitelist the page then block the ads and the iframes) but if it comes down to it just whitelist it. Everybody knows you're a pervert anyway.
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/How-to-whitelist-a-web-site

3.) You can always ask for help in /halp/
https://7chan.org/halp/

Whitelist the page or domain then take out the shit you don't want.
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Element-picker

>>22581

yeah,i couldnt figure out exactly how to whitelist with my ublock origin though

>>22581
>>22582

actually i just clicked on my ublock origin icon and just clicked that big blue thing and it disabled it for that page

Other adblockers usually have a right-click to block function but Ublock Origin's whitelist kind of works like a text editor for programming. This guy breaks down how to do it for videos on twitch and youtube channels without whitelisting the site and the same method should work here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAcfVWJyGM4

>>22583
That works too if you don't mind whitelisting the whole page.

I usually just click on the video a few times.

I think you click it to load the video (trigger click to play), click it to pause, then click one last time to play.

Its a little fussy and there is some odd timing involved but once you get the hang of it this works without whitelisting the page or site.