- Settings can only be change in the same session add-on is installed. Cannot change setting once browser restarted. Settings can only be change in the same session add-on is installed. Cannot change setting once browser restarted. Must uninstall, restart FF, install again.

- Enabling auto expand description will make youtube page go crazy.

- Video speed seems to have no effect.

Following only happen in the same session add-on is installed. Even force reload of YT won't fix. Must restart browser:

- Setting video quality seems to work, but YT video setting show no check mark on any resolution.

- Disabling annotation doesn't seems to work?! YT video setting button remain on.

ben

bugou meu youtube e fiquei sem conseguir assistir vídeos, tive que excluir.

Worked great for awhile and then I YT homepage would redirect to a channels page. After a lot of trying to figure out what was going on I read a page here https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1246592 that mentioned others having the same issue that all had this add-on. So I uninstalled it and that fixed it. So not sure whats going on but if your YT home page keeps redirecting to a different page this add-on might be the culprit.

The most important feature for me is missing: Disable 60fps videos, because it's useless at 2x speed, but doubles the bandwidth

Great

This is one of the best addons for youtube ever. What is missing now is the ability to enable HFR 60. But lately as already reported, the addon sends you to community posts randomly and it remain stuck in refresh loop.

It would be great to access the addon's settings from Firefox's add-on manager. For those of us who don't change settings very often, the icon is cluttering up the space. Thank you

Annoying like no other thing :
Got an old PC struggling with some contents and this extension now actually forces the definition instead of respecting user's choice whenever a definition change is needed.
Basically unwatchable videos many times..
Old behavior was superior by far as it respected the changes made after the module had done its work.