Thanks for the idea! Here's my variant of the script
Hello and thanks for the script. Somehow the extension didn't work for me so I found your userscript and installed it - works like a charm. However, I didn't like that you copy-pasted the original code from erkserkserks/h264ify, so I created my own variant of this userscript: https://openuserjs.org/scripts/nikisby/YouTube_h264ify It uses @require to ensure the latest version of the original code is injected. I also added localStorage variables setting so that you can optionally enable/disable 60 fps videos blocking. I know you can't @require scripts from untrusted sources on GreasyFork (GitHub being one of them), but you can do it on OpenUserJS.
Thanks for the idea! Here's my variant of the script
Hello and thanks for the script.
Somehow the extension didn't work for me so I found your userscript and installed it - works like a charm.
However, I didn't like that you copy-pasted the original code from erkserkserks/h264ify, so I created my own variant of this userscript: https://openuserjs.org/scripts/nikisby/YouTube_h264ify
It uses @require to ensure the latest version of the original code is injected.
I also added localStorage variables setting so that you can optionally enable/disable 60 fps videos blocking.
I know you can't @require scripts from untrusted sources on GreasyFork (GitHub being one of them), but you can do it on OpenUserJS.