YousableTubeFix

By Mindeye Last update Feb 2, 2012 — Installed 594,844 times.

Prevent autoplay bug?

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Dark_Rak3r User
FirefoxWindows

I've been fooling around for a while trying to get the prevent autoplay only function working. A while ago it just suddenly stopped working for me.

(Just in case you've never encountered this bug, it makes it so that the "Prevent only autoplay" function does the "Prevent both autoplay and autodownload" action instead.)

Someone should test this out, but it seems like the ff addons noscript and flashblock both interfere with the page even if you add youtube to the exceptions list or turn them off (built in turn-off, not disabling the extension). If you have this issue and have these addons installed test it for yourselves by disabling them and restarting firefox. If you do so, please reply and tell me if it works or not.

EDIT: I've tested this on both a clean firefox profile and my usual one that has 20+ addons. It seems to work, and in the process I found this also seems to fix the playlist autoplay bug: http://userscripts.org/topics/27773

 
Mindeye Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

So "prevent autoplay" and the playlist break when NoScript and Flashblock are installed (one or both?)? That will explain many things. Is the playlist broken if the script is deactivated (normal YouTube)?

Thanks for your help. Maybe I couldn't reproduce the problems because I don't have any of those addons installed.

 
Dark_Rak3r User
FirefoxWindows

If the addons are either enabled or disabled but yousabletubefix is not active, then the playlist autoplay works just fine.

 
Mindeye Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

I can reproduce a problem with the playlist with Flashblock active. Do you get an error in the error console similar to "p.GetVariable is not a function"?

PD: I can also reproduce the problem with "prevent autoplay". It's related to the playlist error.

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