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Moves the YouTube video to the top of the website and fill the window with the video player.
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No promises on keeping compatibility since I don't use it.
Anyways, if you disable my script, then open Youtube+'s options. Disable Player always visible when reading comments
. My script doesn't like it since it uses position:fixed;
and a bunch of other rules I don't want to even try to override.
Then we just need to overload 1 CSS rule to make everything fine and dandy.
v67 will overload that one CSS rule, so if you turn off that one Youtube+ option, it should work.
Awesome. Hope it works.
It works! That was fast. Thanks a lot!
Somehow the comments and video thumbnails don't load if I open the video page in the same tab. Loads ok if I open in new tab.
Ah, my script is crapping out because when it tries to fix the HTML5 player because it's trying to find the wrong stuff since YT+ changes the player. Gotta find an easy way to detect if the script is running.
Please fix! :>
If I reload the page and scroll down immediatly things do load correctly, but it's kinda annoying to do that at the end of every video. I use the script so that I don't have to go back and forth between full screen mode all the time and this is worse than that.
And if I press like and then close the share box the site breaks.
Also it would be great if the script didn't break the "always visible mode" in YT+.
This script is wonderful, when it works...
v69 should fix the comments/thumbnails breaking.
Thanks!
It still doesn't work with youtubes regular playlist feature (it appears lower than it should and leaves a gap, appearing right over the related videos) or 'video always visible' in Youtube+
Just made the script compatible with the "always visible mode" in Youtube+ in v76. Happy Holidays guys.
Cool. Thanks for keeping your script compatible with Youtube+. Happy Holidays to you, too.
Compatibility with Youtube+
Is there a way to make it work with YouTube+?
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/9932-youtube