Latest versions of JWPlayer(6.9 onwards) adds blue border around the video when it is in focus.
This is because of the CSS class jwplayer-tab-focus.
The blue border around currently selected video allows to identify which instance of JWPlayer is in focus.
But with a single JWPlayer instance, it can be annoying.
To remove this blue border, we can override the default JWPlayer CSS as follows.
.jw-tab-focus:focus {
outline: none;
}
To keep all the overridden CSS in once place,
we can add this change in a separate file such as jwplayer_overrides.css.

Written byPrathamesh Sonpatki
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