YePpHa / YouTubeCenter

YouTube Center is a userscript designed to expand the functionality of YouTube. It includes the ability to download the video you're watching, auto selecting your preferred video quality and much more.
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Hovering over a video thumbnail closes the current firefox session. #1373

Open schosin opened 9 years ago

schosin commented 9 years ago

When I restart firefox and restore the last session, everything's back, but it's a really annoying bug. It happens always when I hover over a related video, and sometimes when I hover over a video on a channel front page or the subscription page.

Win 7 Firefox 34.0.5 and 35.0 Youtube Center 2.1.7

Lucatir commented 9 years ago

Odd. I'm not having this problem on Firefox (36). Try the latest developer version which you can get from here: https://github.com/YePpHa/YouTubeCenter/wiki/Developer-Version

schosin commented 9 years ago

What happens with the developer version (xpi) when I hover over a related video:

  1. Site reloads immedietly (video progress resets)
  2. I get a dialog asking me to confirm to leave the page or not. When I confirm, it reloads the same page again, otherwise nothing happens.

I tried messing with the config and deactivating everything under UI > Video Thumbnail fixed it. After more testing Quality > Enable Quality seems to be the culprit.

More information: I'm also using Alientube and Youtube Unblocker, maybe there's a problem with those addons. But for now it seems fixed.

Lucatir commented 9 years ago

I have a feeling that this is not a YTC issue as I have all of those enabled without issue. Try disabling all other add-ons other than YTC and try if the problem still persists. I remember hearing that Youtube Unblocker in particular has been causing others issues with YTC.

And @Yung1683, stop spamming my email you buttmunch. You've been given instructions twice now how to quit receiving email notifications.

Zerathos commented 9 years ago

For the love of God, @Yung1683, click the damn button already and stop spamming everyone: Unwatch button location We aren't the ones emailing you. The only reason you're getting emails is because of something you did; you're going to have to undo it.

YePpHa commented 9 years ago

It seems like it had something to do with the xhr implementation. It could very well be that Firefox had an issue with xhr as I do not see anything that could force the closing of the current session. If it's possible for you to record the developer console while this happen to see if some kind of error were reported would be great (CTRL + SHIFT + J).