YousableTubeFix

By Mindeye Last update Feb 2, 2012 — Installed 594,968 times.

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Mindeye Script's Author

- Remove header and footer and copyright should work ok now (YouTube changed its id)
- The Chrome ad is removed in more pages now
- Added option to remove the default language dialog box
- Fixed the layout of the configuration dialog (YouTube changed its CSS)
- Fixed error selVideoFormat.options.item(selVideoFormat.selectedIndex) is null when the detected format isn't supported

 
anonymous_user User

Thanks for the update.

BTW when I use the max option for video size, is it supposed to be slightly bigger (scrollbars show)?

 
Mindeye Script's Author

The max size is supposed to calculate your viewport size and use it and the video size to find the largest factor it could multiply by the video size dimensions to fit in the viewport without scrollbars

 
leecovuk User

Hello MIndeye and thanks for the update.
However, the video download links seem to be broken, showing /undefined etc in the path. Is that just me?
Thanks,
Lee

 
Mindeye Script's Author


However, the video download links seem to be broken, showing /undefined etc in the path. Is that just me?

I'm afraid it's just you, the links work ok for me at least. Can you post a link to the video where they don't work? Do you use another script or extension for YouTube? Errors in the Error Console? What are you script settings?

 
Roccobot User

Thank you! :-)

 
leecovuk User

Hello again Mindeye,

I've turned off everything I think could be clashing, including all other Greasemonkey scripts and other web page filtering, but I still get the problem. It doesn't seem to be specific to any one or group of videos, but in general. I've got your script set (using the on-page menu) to remove nothing. I'm using Firefox 3.0.5

I've put a screen grab at the following url. The url in the status bar is from my mouse hovering over the 'Download as FLV' link. The link in the blue title seems to be the same. The 'embed url' section also shows the undefined path.

http://i405.photobucket.com/albums/pp138/leecov...

Thanks for any help; let me know if would help to email you / paste the html source of the page.

Thanks a lot,
Lee
UK

 
Mindeye Script's Author

Do you get any error in the Error console?

It seems this line is failing for some reason:

var ytHost = window.location.protocol + "//" + window.location.host;

What Greasemonkey version are you using? Does it work if you edit the script and change the line to:

var ytHost = location.protocol + "//" + location.host;

?

 
leecovuk User

Hello Mindeye,

I can't find that specific line, but I have:-
var ytHost = window.location.PRXprotocol + "//" + window.location.PRXhost;
Following/assuming your logic, taking out:-
window.
doesn't seem to make any difference.

The Firefox Error Console shows lots of 'Warnings' entries when I browse to a Youtube page, but I don't understand them. They all however mention http://s.ytimg.com/yt/cssbin/www-core-vfl74459.css
I'm using Firefox 3.0.5 and the Addons window says I am using Greasemonkey version 0.8.20080609.0

I don't know if any of that helps you.
Thanks,
Lee

 
Mindeye Script's Author

leecovux:
Reinstall the script. I don't know why do you have PRXProtocol or PRXhost, those properties don't exist and are not in my script!

Have you edited the script?

 
leecovuk User

Hello again,

I think I've worked it out; a problem at my end.
I use the Proxomitron web page filter, which presumably is where the Prx bits have come from.
I had previously put Proxomitron into bypass (along with other scripts/addons) to test your script, but this time, I also put it into bypass when doing the fresh install of your script. This seems to have removed the problem / interference. ie Proxomoitron seems to add some code to the script when installing. I'll test this some more and if it persists I'll let the Proxomitron people know.

Sorry and thanks for helping me anyway!

Lee

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