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> Given that Google has a history of accidentally breaking things in YouTube that only impacts Firefox For those not in the loop about this: https://archive.is
by square_usual 5y ago
> Given that Google has a history of accidentally breaking things in YouTube that only impacts Firefox
For those not in the loop about this: https://archive.is/ODWrQ https://archive.is/ODWrQ
- loosetypes 5y agoIdk sometimes seems like YouTube’s just been breaking YouTube lately, even outside of Firefox. I think they must have recently changed playback sync to be cloud-first, as jumping back 10s in a video has recently been badly glitching for me both in Chrome and on the iPad app. Often jumps back 20 mins to the start of a video, or where a prior session’s playback had been saved, thereby losing progress you’d made. Not the end of the world but frustrating when you’re watching a lecture and want to catch a detail you just missed. Really breaks continuity. I’m sure maybe it consolidates implementation making each client simpler and probably satisfies a couple buzzword checkboxes from the business side but why would I possibly trust picking up playback across devices when I can’t trust it on one?