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thank you for update. Autobuffering works fine for me now (opera)

Hi Mindeye!
Love the script but I still have one issue with it.
I'm using Opera 11.61 on XP SP3.
I've found that some YouTube videos, especially HD ones, will no longer "scrub". By that I mean that I can no longer drag the player bar and watch the video as I'm doing it. The video just goes black, and the picture doesn't return until I've stopped moving the player bar, which is very annoying! It doesn't happen when not using the script. I found by trial and error that the problem goes away if I select "Prevent only autoplay" on the script settings, but this setting isn't being saved, and never has been on any of the script versions I've used. I have Opera's local storage configured, and other settings are being saved OK, but that setting always reverts to "Don't prevent autoplay and autobuffering", both on the watch page and channel page tabs. It's still the same with the latest version of the script. Any idea why these settings aren't being saved?
Thanks, Dave.

Thanks Mindeye!
I tried deleting all of my Opera local storage files, and setting the amount of local storage for User JS files back to zero, which is the default.
When I ran Opera again and visited a YouTube video page, the script had of course lost all its settings. I tried changing the autoplay setting and it was saved for as long as Opera was open, but not saved on a restart. I then tried saving a change to the Flash Player quality setting as well, and that was saved over an Opera restart. Opera had still generated a settings file in the \PStorage\00\19 folder, even though the storage allowance for User JS was still set to zero! I can't explain that. Any suggestions? Would looking at the settings file the script generated be of any help? Thanks, Dave.

Script works faster without GM compatibility layer under Opera (if script named not script.user.js but just script.js) and it seems buttons changed style a bit:

--- "a/36453.user.js"
+++ "b/36453fix.js"
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ var YT_MENU_CLASS = "yt-uix-button-menu";
 var YT_MENU_ITEM_CLASS = "yt-uix-button-menu-item";
 
 // Class names (and a source URL) of YouTube watch pages buttons, button contents and button arrows
-var YT_BUTTON_CLASS = "yt-uix-button";
+var YT_BUTTON_CLASS = "yt-uix-button yt-uix-button-default";
 var YT_BUTTON_CONTENT_CLASS = "yt-uix-button-content";
 var YT_BUTTON_ARROW_CLASS = "yt-uix-button-arrow";
 var YT_BUTTON_ARROW_SRC = "//s.ytimg.com/yt/img/pixel-vfl3z5WfW.gif"; // Scheme relative URL
@@ -1815,6 +1815,7 @@ else {
 
 ///////////////////////////// START OF MAIN SCRIPT ////////////////////////////
 
+document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function(){
 // Prevents the script from running in a frame/iframe
 if (window.self !== window.top) return;
 
@@ -2312,7 +2313,8 @@ function scriptSearchMain() {
     }
 
 }
+}, false);
 
 ////////////////////////////// END OF MAIN SCRIPT /////////////////////////////

"Configure YousableTubeFix" button being created incorrectly as <button>Text</button> but should be <button><span>Text</span></button>. It's mostly noticeable with custom CSS-es for youtube.