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Often, especially when the Browser screen is limited in width or when keep the YT page zoomed, the Addin Controls are to big and part of them (the rightmost in particular) no more available because of the space available (especially when are within the video player and almost all checked in settings).
So, It could be great if there's an option to change the width and minwidth value of the controls-buttons to visually resize and compact the tools (let's say, a set list of available values like 32, 48):
.ytp-chrome-controls .ytp-button, .ytp-replay-button {
width: ##px;
}
.ytp-efyt-button, #efyt-controls-button {
min-width: ##px;
}
For example:
- Browser Zoom 120%
- width 32px
- min-width 32px

All the Controls are now visible and available.
Regards

ondo

Super handy extension. The speed feature, the implementation of it with the scroll is UX award deserving decision. Kudos to devs!

Hasn't worked properly for months now

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It is great!

I was hoping this addon would stop YouTube from running when I open a video. I want videos to run only when I click on them using mouse or keyboard.

The idea is excellent. The app should be great but, in my household, all devices are suddenly using 100% CPU. Both on Windows and Linux. It also makes Chrome use 100% CPU if installed.
Unfortunately, after uninstalling addons one by one, this one proved to be the culprit of the high CPU usage.
It really is a shame cause I love it but had to reinstall from all the devices at home.

It's great, but sometimes it shows the comments of one video under another video!

Per http://reddit.com/comments/2zr4y7 and http://reddit.com/comments/ypcsot, I'd like to be able to sort entries of playlists, especially chronologically. Considering that finding all iterations of `1 year ago` should be all that's necessary, I believe that this suggestion is reasonable. I wish that an issue tracker were available for such requests.