Omg LOL. *feels stupid*

Bump.

Bump

:rolleyes:

bumping this for any members who are still unsure :hugesmile:

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Don't use Tinypic!!!!!!!1!!!!!!1!!!

Oh wait different Tom

Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but my laptop has recently rolled back to Windows 8.1 after trying out Windows 10.

Now in firefox when I try to see an embedded youtube clip it says I need a plug in, but does not give me a link so I can get it. Any ideas what I need to search for.

I can see the embedded clips on Chrome.

Hi
 

Sorry to bring up this old thread. My laptop recently rolled back to Windows 8.1 after testing Windows 10. Now, in Firefox, when I try to view embedded YouTube clips, it says I need a plug-in, but doesn’t provide a link to download it. Any suggestions on what I should look for? I can view the clips just fine in Chrome.

I'm afraid I don't know how to help you. @Theodore02

Try contacting Josy or James, they're Administrators on here, so they might be able to help you.

While this is here, I follow the instructions, but the video image that gives people a clue to its content never shows, u just get that grey screen effect. I'm on a Samsung mobile, and always use chrome.
@James

It’s a spam bot :laugh:

Post a video and let’s see