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For many around here, it has to be free and ad free.Premium is well worth it. Very pleased I subscribed. Periodic adverts make me think of DSTV
Lol. Everything must thus be free for everyone.I mean isn't the internet built with one goal in mind, be the most resilient and open platform on Earth?
wasn't that what made it so popular?
agreed, I mean wasnt that idea shut down previously, by limiting/speeding up certain Websites, depending on your ISP,Lol. Everything must thus be free for everyone.
yes of course, why is that so hard?For many around here, it has to be free and ad free.
You probably want your next birthday cake for free also.agreed, I mean wasnt that idea shut down previously, by limiting/speeding up certain Websites, depending on your ISP,
or depending on where your surfing? also by all the Censorship Laws they tried and failed to enact.
greedy corporations wanting further control, when they have so much already.
I prefer a 5 second delay to having to get that stupid Elon Musk AI crap that expects you to watch 7 minutes of it.
if its a virtual one, then yes,You probably want your next birthday cake for free also.
I'll throw in 12 candles too.if its a virtual one, then yes,
virtual candles, I hope.I'll throw in 12 candles too.
I am using brave browser, seems to be working good still.Which free ad blockers still work?
I recall an article where YouTube said you won't receive recommendations unless you're signed in. Even that caused some form of outcryNo such issue since I switched to Firefox. For some reason YouTube stopped recommending anything I’d shown interest in once I’d closed and reopened my browser (any chromium browser, I might add). Usually watch a lot a Warhammer battle reports and footie highlights, so my YouTube page normally has a lot of new stuff to choose from, until about a week ago.
Now every time I open browser and go to YouTube.com, I see the generic clickbait, shocked face, saturated thumbnails for bullshit. Or there’s nothing at all and it asks me to search for something. Surprisingly, doesn’t happen now that I’m on Firefox, so it’s definitely a chromium issue. And yes, I’ve cleared cache and cookies multiple times. And no, I’m not signed into my gmail account.
Are you cadre?Lol. Everything must thus be free for everyone.
No, but I see two ways forward here for me:Are you cadre?
Premium is the only way to fly when it comes to YouTubeNo, but I see two ways forward here for me:
* I was sarcastic, but I didn't use emoji to indicate that
* I am a Premium subscriber myself
I had the exact same issue several months ago, I was complaining to a friend of mine that after spending 10 minutes on the crapper scrolling through videos I'd just close YouTube. Nothing I was subscribed to would be recommended - NOTHING. A while later he put me on his Premium account (yes, I'm a freeloader like that, LOL) and ever since my recommendations have changed. I generally find something worth watching in the first three recommendations, and very often the first.No such issue since I switched to Firefox. For some reason YouTube stopped recommending anything I’d shown interest in once I’d closed and reopened my browser (any chromium browser, I might add). Usually watch a lot a Warhammer battle reports and footie highlights, so my YouTube page normally has a lot of new stuff to choose from, until about a week ago.
Now every time I open browser and go to YouTube.com, I see the generic clickbait, shocked face, saturated thumbnails for bullshit. Or there’s nothing at all and it asks me to search for something. Surprisingly, doesn’t happen now that I’m on Firefox, so it’s definitely a chromium issue. And yes, I’ve cleared cache and cookies multiple times. And no, I’m not signed into my gmail account.
I recall an article where YouTube said you won't receive recommendations unless you're signed in. Even that caused some form of outcry![]()
Ah, I remember. It's mid August. It won't show you recommendations if you have your watch history turned off. I'm assuming if you're not signed in, it's effectively the same. I cannot confirm that though.Any idea when that was? Been receiving recommendations for years until they suddenly stopped last week.