YousableTubeFix

By Mindeye Last update Feb 2, 2012 — Installed 594,552 times.

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Mindeye Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

- Fixed the expand video information feature
- Fixed the check to get video formats' availability

 
aoxyjvwdfkbs Scriptwright
FirefoxWindows

Thanks!

 
Zavvi User
FirefoxWindows

Update makes it work perfectly again!

You probably don't get enough thanks for the effort you put into your script so I'd just like to say 'thank you'.

This script was mainly the reason I chose to install Greasemonkey and your dedication to its maintenance is much appreciated.

 
LordJon User
FirefoxWindows

"Update makes it work perfectly again!"
This is totaly true. Thanks for al the work!

 
Zarggg User
FirefoxWindows

Thanks for keeping this updated and working!

Any possibility of integrating Nindendo Maniac 64's proposed renaming/quality choosing? ;)

 
leecovuk User
FirefoxWindows

Hello Mindeye,

I'm still finding the function 'Video Information, Automatically expanded' isn't working for me. The information isn't being automatically expanded. Is anybody else finding this?

Thanks a lot,
Lee UK

 
Mindeye Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

YouTube changed the page again, that's why it's not working now. Edit the script and change:


var expandLink = $x1("//div[@id='watch-video-details-toggle']//div[@id='watch-video-details-toggle-less']//a[@class='eLink']");

...with...


var expandLink = $x1("//div[@id='watch-video-details-toggle']//div[@id='watch-video-details-toggle-less']/a");

...and this:


var collapseLink = $x1("//div[@id='watch-video-details-toggle']//div[@id='watch-video-details-toggle-more']//a[@class='eLink']");

...with this...


var collapseLink = $x1("//div[@id='watch-video-details-toggle']//div[@id='watch-video-details-toggle-more']/a");

 
Nintendo Man... User
FirefoxWindows

Zarggg said...

Any possibility of integrating Nindendo Maniac 64's
proposed renaming/quality choosing? ;)

I was actually just about to mention that. It really is quite annoying to make fmt=22 be the last format in-line every single update because my bandwidth and PC CPU aren't enough to handle it. Not only that, but I have to do it for 2 other PCs as well - heck my dad's PC's CPU can't even handle FLV HQ!

 
Wes M User
FirefoxMacintosh

@Nintendo Maniac: You could try installing Dropbox on all of your PCs and then just creating symlinks or hard links to the scripts you want to keep updated, or a symlink to the gm_scripts folder if you want to keep them all updated. I use this to sync all of my scripts between my Mac and my Linux PC and it works great. In Linux you just use "ln -s" to create a symlink in your Dropbox folder that points to the script or folder you want to sync. In Windows you can only create symlinks if you're running Vista or Windows 7 (see here for more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTFS_symbolic_link... ). In XP you can use hard links ( http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentatio... ), which should work, but you can't create a hard link to a folder, and if you ever want to remove a script you'll have to delete both the original file and all the hard links that point to it.

 
Mindeye Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

Nintendo Maniac 64, if you want to exclude format 22 you can do it without editing the script, it's a feature already implemented. There isn't any GUI to configure it, but you can do it manually and I'm sure you're aware of its existence (as you have asked me to add code to make a GUI for it). Why don't you use it?

You only have to go to about:config, create a new string preference with the name "greasemonkey.scriptvals.h**p://userscripts.org/scripts/show/13333/YousableTubeFix.userFormats" (without quotes, and with t instead of *) and with the value "['35','18','']" (without quotes).

 
Nintendo Man... User
FirefoxWindows

Why haven't I used it? Because I had no idea how to use it, and would have felt like too much of a n00b if I asked how...

 
leecovuk User
FirefoxWindows

Thanks Mindeye, for your reply on August 22nd.

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