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Re: Youtube doesn't have playback controls anymore

Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2020 3:17 pm
by Anonymosity
klokv10@outlook.com wrote:
Sun Apr 19, 2020 12:19 pm
I found the problem.

Go into your settings and make sure this "Disable reading from HTML5 canvas" is greyed out
It works, but I merely had to make an exception for that for www.youtube.com rather than disabling it everywhere.
Why does YouTube still play videos if I fake a Firefox user-agent without changing any preferences?

Re: [Resolved] Youtube doesn't have playback controls anymore

Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2022 11:40 pm
by Captain_Obvious
It would appear that, due to this YouTube bug, that the feature to "Disable Reading From HTML Canvas" has been permanently removed as of SlimJet 33.0.0.0. Although, for people who really want this feature, it can still be enable via the program shortcut commands:

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-disable-reading-from-canvas
Simply copy and paste that code at the very end of the "Target" section of the shortcut properties. You will disable reading from the HTML canvas as a result.

Important Note: You may still have functionality problems from websites such as YouTube if you choose to add that command to your shortcut target. However, you'll get the privacy that you desire.

Re: [Resolved] Youtube doesn't have playback controls anymore

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2022 11:27 pm
by LangjanBK
As a beginner I have no idea what you mean by "Simply copy and paste that code at the very end of the "Target" section of the shortcut properties. You will disable reading from the HTML canvas as a result."
Where do I find "Target" section of "shortcut properties"?

Re: [Resolved] Youtube doesn't have playback controls anymore

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2022 1:17 am
by oftentired
• On your desktop, if you have the Slimjet icon
• Right click the Slimjet Icon and select Properties
• Now working with the Properties window
• (if the Shortcut tab is not selected already click it to select it)
• The Target text entry window should already be highlighted and easy to identify
• If not you should be able to identify it from the content which will look something like this
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Slimjet\slimjet.exe"
• You will want to copy paste the --disable-reading-from-canvas command to the end of it with a space in between so it looks like this
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Slimjet\slimjet.exe" --disable-reading-from-canvas
Possibly, if you find you occasionally want to have the canvas not disabled, you will want to create a second shortcut that does not have it added