[Inv] Videos won't play on many sites after no-script update
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2014 12:05 am
Hello,
I did a search on this forum for my question and didn't really see anything specific to my issue, nor any answers that related either. So I hope i am not repeating an oft asked question.
This is a relatively new issue that started two no-script updates ago. Videos will not play on major news sites such as NBC, or a few local news stations, or on some TV sites such as The CW. YouTube is totally fine as are Vimeo videos. What happens is, well....nothing. I get a black video screen and clicking on play does nothing, or I get the never ending "working" symbol on the black screen after clicking on the play prompt. I have uninstalled no-script and reinstalled it recently and that did not help. Everything on my computer is up to date, not to mention I have never had this issue until after the 2nd to last no-script update.
So here's what I do with the no-script. I get to the home page of whatever site it is I want to watch a video and I just click on "temporarily allow all" - I'll forbid the ones I know I don't need later if need be, and if I am unsure I leave it allowed. Then I get to the video page and do the same, temporarily allow all, sometimes more than once just to be sure after it refreshes nothing else adds on to the scripts list. But I can't temporarily allow more than a few times else I lose the no-script menus and buttons all together after the site refreshes and I can't get them back to see what objects are blocked or what new scripts are added (that actually is a different new issue). But after temporarily allowing all several times, still no video will play. I do have those sites in my whitelist too.
On The CW TV site the scripts menu list of what to allow or not allow only includes a few google scripts and nothing else, so I can't even see what scripts are possibly being blocked on that site and have no way to allow them that I can see.
I am feeling rather frustrated as I've no idea what else I can do to allow the videos to play. Any ideas or tips?
Thanks!
Melli
I did a search on this forum for my question and didn't really see anything specific to my issue, nor any answers that related either. So I hope i am not repeating an oft asked question.
This is a relatively new issue that started two no-script updates ago. Videos will not play on major news sites such as NBC, or a few local news stations, or on some TV sites such as The CW. YouTube is totally fine as are Vimeo videos. What happens is, well....nothing. I get a black video screen and clicking on play does nothing, or I get the never ending "working" symbol on the black screen after clicking on the play prompt. I have uninstalled no-script and reinstalled it recently and that did not help. Everything on my computer is up to date, not to mention I have never had this issue until after the 2nd to last no-script update.
So here's what I do with the no-script. I get to the home page of whatever site it is I want to watch a video and I just click on "temporarily allow all" - I'll forbid the ones I know I don't need later if need be, and if I am unsure I leave it allowed. Then I get to the video page and do the same, temporarily allow all, sometimes more than once just to be sure after it refreshes nothing else adds on to the scripts list. But I can't temporarily allow more than a few times else I lose the no-script menus and buttons all together after the site refreshes and I can't get them back to see what objects are blocked or what new scripts are added (that actually is a different new issue). But after temporarily allowing all several times, still no video will play. I do have those sites in my whitelist too.
On The CW TV site the scripts menu list of what to allow or not allow only includes a few google scripts and nothing else, so I can't even see what scripts are possibly being blocked on that site and have no way to allow them that I can see.
I am feeling rather frustrated as I've no idea what else I can do to allow the videos to play. Any ideas or tips?
Thanks!
Melli