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Recently YouTube videos stop at exactly 60 seconds after the starting point (you can use the &t parameter to specify a different (nonzero) starting point, e.g., &t120s, in which case the video stops at the 180 second mark).

Workarounds:

Turning off NoScript for the tab (but then I have to watch ads -- perhaps this is being done intentionally by YouTube).

Changing firefox setting: about:config > media.mediasource.enabled = false (but this limits video quality to 360p)

Using Microsoft Edge


Firefox: 128.5.2esr (64-bit)
NoScript: 12.1.0.901

jdigital wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2025 10:34 pm Workarounds:

Turning off NoScript for the tab

Generally this means solution is a matter of finding which specific additional permission(s) the site requires for the wanted functionality.

jdigital wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2025 10:34 pm (but then I have to watch ads --

NoScript is a security tool, not an adblocker. If you are looking to block ads, you can use an ad blocking extension alongside NoScript.

I have the same issue with YouTube. My Version is 12.1.1. I have only NoScript activated. The video is blocked because strict-origin-when-cross-origin. You need to grant trust permission on google, gstatic and googlevideo

CondorBG wrote: ↑Tue Mar 11, 2025 5:13 am You need to grant trust permission on google, gstatic and googlevideo

... and also jnn-pa.googleapis.com if you see it

(Related thread, Pale Moon browser - YouTube 59 seconds.)