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alextrv / enhanced-h264ify

A Firefox/Chrome extension that blocks video and audio codecs you have chosen on YouTube
MIT License
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Allow adding other websites as well #4

Open christophberger opened 3 years ago

christophberger commented 3 years ago

This extension would be useful on any website that streams those codecs. Please add an option to activate this extensions on other sites as well.

egorf commented 3 years ago

Also looking for an option to switch to h264 on sites different than youtube. Is there any reason not to just edit the address wildcard?

gordcodes commented 3 years ago

I tested replacing the youtube url with wildcards in my own fork. It seems kind of pointless to try and apply the toggle to other websites. I don't know other sites who serve up videos that are not h264 and a lot of sites don't seem to even check the API to see which video codecs a browser supports. For example, i "disabled" h264 using Netflix but Netflix still played an h264 video.

christophberger commented 3 years ago

What about websites that embed Youtube videos? Are they already covered by the standard settings?

unbeatable-101 commented 3 years ago

What about websites that embed Youtube videos? Are they already covered by the standard settings?

I believe so

nekohayo commented 2 years ago

I would love to be able to use this to force WebRTC videoconferencing apps Jitsi Meet, particularly at https://meet.jit.si, to use only the codecs my hardware can decode/encode (so H264 instead of VP9 if possible, in this case). The ability to customize per-website would therefore come in very handy for such cases, not just video playback websites like YouTube.