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Considering the date when this problem was posted, maybe the problem was unrelated to noScript.
I can recreate tha "problem" on-demand by setting
dom.indexedDB.enabled=false
(and I seem to recall that was the as-shipped default for ff version 35, around Feb)

@fluffypuff: Thanks, but the issue discussed in the thread where you posted this WAS related to NoScript as the OP indicated. Please do not try to hijack others' threads.

Splitting this off of viewtopic.php?f=8&t=20512 to its own thread in Web Tech.

Not a good start. Trying to be helpful and am accused of hijacking a thread.
This resulting split thread makes no f*kcing sense and should just be deleted.

Since your response to being moderated is just to break Forum Rules (note #4), locking. The first post might be of value to someone, and it makes enough sense to still be helpful.

Repeat that kind of antics, and you get a temporary ban. Send PM using that kind of tone and you get a permanent ban.
Please respect other users on this board - and just to be clear, that is NOT limited to just forum staff.
Thanks.

I can recreate tha "problem" on-demand by setting
dom.indexedDB.enabled=false

Cannot confirm (at least with that Pref set & the settings I have set in NoScript [& SeaMonkey 2.33.1]).

Are you using Flash or HTML5 for Youtube?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUEA5NWlQU0

therube, they can't reply in a locked topic.

They're on Firefox 31 ESR, can you try with either that or something running Gecko 35?

(And I'd guess HTML5 player - I doubt Flash would require IndexedDB.)