YousableTubeFix

By Mindeye Last update Mar 25, 2013 — Installed 807,924 times.

Possibly needs an update?

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Mindeye Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

@lern2swim: Do you use other Greasemonkey scripts?
@Bgmin0t: What are you talking about? As you can see here I haven't updated the script since 30 December, and I don't have the ability to upload "silent updates" even if I wanted.

 
SUPER_KEG Scriptwright
FirefoxWindows

Mindeye, then how do you explain that line 2150 changed it's contents from "videoInfoXhr. = (function(evt) {" to "videoInfoXhr.onl0ad = function(evt) {" + the script wasn't working, and now it is ...

P.S. Had to replace the o in load with 0 in order to have it displayed here. Also there is still the orphan ) on line 2177.

 
Mindeye Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

I don't have to explain anything. Line 2150 of the 30 December version have the onload property since I uploaded it in 30 December. Of course the script wouldn't work without it, an error I would have detected in the tests I do before uploading new versions. Many more people would have complained. It's a local problem on your end (bad download, an antivirus with a false positive signature, proxy server, Proxomitron, etc...).

Line 2177 isn't an orphan ), it's an }); that closes the instruction in line 2172, as you can see observing the indentation.

And I can't change the script without generating a new version in the versions page, as you must know as a script author.

 
lern2swim User
FirefoxWindows

@Mindeye, I use other Greasemonkey scripts, but nothing else on Youtube.

 
Mindeye Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

Can you temporarily disable them to be sure? If that doesn't work, reinstall the script (maybe there was some kind of temporary problem with the script you downloaded from the userscripts.org server, because you and Bgmin0t get errors in lines which shouldn't be problematic).

 
lern2swim User
FirefoxWindows

Okay, problem solved.

Went through, deleted cookies and cache again, restarted firefox, disabled other greasemonkey scripts(nothing), reinstalled the script again(nothing), re-enabled the rest of the scripts, re-installed the script a third time... problem solved. Don't know why, but it is, and that's the important thing.

 
josev User
FirefoxWindows

Re-installed the script and noticed that it works fine with youtube default video quality but doesn't buffer when I select HD 720p in script settings.

 
Ivan1988 User
FirefoxWindows

As some others reported, mine will not auto buffer when I have autoplay disabled. I have to click the time/progression bar to get it buffering.

 
lern2swim User
FirefoxWindows

It's doing that for me now too.