Re:YouTube Says It Has More Than 100M Premium and Music Subs...
by ijhuygft776 on Thursday February 01, 2024 @03:43PM
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If you don't want Firefox to pause the video when you turn off the screen, just switch to desktop mode. Also... you should use something like Newpipe instead...
Re:YouTube Says It Has More Than 100M Premium and Music Subs...
by dharmab on Thursday February 01, 2024 @06:21PM
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Firefox on iOS is pretty lame. No ad blocker and no extensions.
Re:YouTube Says It Has More Than 100M Premium and Music Subs...
by ijhuygft776 on Thursday February 01, 2024 @08:53PM
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Desktop mode on Android's Firefox doesn't require extension... if it's not available on I-Phone, it might be soon because I think that they are starting to allow alternate browser engines.
Re:YouTube Says It Has More Than 100M Premium and Music Subs...
by shiroiuma on Friday February 02, 2024 @06:00AM
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Sounds like a great reason to not use iOS.
Re:YouTube Says It Has More Than 100M Premium and Music Subs...
by dharmab on Saturday February 03, 2024 @03:18AM
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Nah, Orion for iOS works great with built-in ad blocking and Firefox+Chrome extensions support, and the satellite SOS helps my family with peace of mind (I had to be helicoptered out of Nevada a few years ago). It's is way less bulky and less expensive than the inReach I used to carry.
Re:YouTube Says It Has More Than 100M Premium and Music Subs...
by Suppafly on Friday February 02, 2024 @02:19PM
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It's funny, the videos continuing to play when the screen is off, is actually a non-feature for me most of the time because it makes using the back button to get away from a video link you clicked on impossible, you end up having to click back 2-3x and then still hit the x on the little embedded video. The music is already a separate app, they should allow you to disable the background play in the normal app and have it enabled on the music app. Which maybe they do now that I think about it, but I believe when I had checked previously it was a universal setting tied to your google account, not the apps.
There are ways around this (eg Orion on iOS) but if you're getting premium anyway you get Music bundled.