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I updated to latest version of your script moments ago and configured it and sadly even after i cleared cache on firefox, my videos refuse to loop at all. i am using firefox 3.0.11. had an issue like this before and clearing cache fixed it.

Put

if (greased) return;
	greased = true;

player.addEventListener("onStateChange","stateChanged");

unsafeWindow.g_YouTubePlayerIsReady = true;

i tried what you suggested but it did not appear to have any effect on the video looping. thank you for the advice though.

Funny. Worked for me. :)

i think it must be an issue with firefox but even with the just released update, loop refuses to work. i made sure in the gui and in the text file that loop was set to true and even triple checked that. i cleared my browser cache and i recreated the extension cache files thinking maybe they got corrupted and videos still play just the 1 time, i must be missing something. i love this script, and never had issues with loop before, i wonder why all of a sudden it decided to hate me lol.

i edited the script with greasemonkey to check if the loop option was set like i set it in the gui and both showed that loop was enabled but loop refuses to work. i uninstalled and reinstalled the script as well and made sure loop was enabled and still nothing. going to try and reinstall greasemonkey and see if that does anything.

well i truly thank you, so far looping in the new version seems to work perfectly for me.

Edit: nm, here is a video where it does not currently work if you need some you can work with to fix the issue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWvomwjbm-Q

This video loops fine for me with both 0.99.5 and 0.99.6. Got any other videos that don't?

thats weird, it works now......sorry about that, idk how it all of a sudden started working but it does.

I came across two videos that didn't loop, nor was I able to use the shortcut keys or the pause on click feature. I refreshed (shift+refresh) them a few times, but to no avail. I closed them and opened again and everything works fine? Weird indeed.

Edit: Seems to be happening quite frequently. I've added player.src+=""; back in and it hasn't happened once. I don't know what kind of bugs this part was causing to others, but I wasn't among them. Looks like it actually fixes this one for me.