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Looking at the uBlock Origin subreddit and reading the struggles people have with Youtube's new anti-adblock measures

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Can’t wait until Google flips them on globally for all users

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doublepepperoni [none/use name]@hexbear.netOP
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Probably related to the issues I began having yesterday with Revanced- suddenly, videos started to infinitely buffer after around 1 minute of playing. I ended up having to update + reinstall Revanced entirely. Looking at the Revanced subreddit it seems more and more users have started getting affected by the same issue these past few weeks.

Google’s definitely doing something.

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Peafield @programming.dev
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I also did this, this morning and it seemed to fix it. If it becomes impossible to block ads I guess we all just stop watching YouTube…?

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strawberry@artemis.camp
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google overestimates how much I like YouTube and how much I hate ads and google

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aberrate_junior_beatnik@midwest.social
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Unfortunately, they do not care. They don’t want people watching youtube, they want people watching ads.

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atkion@sh.itjust.works
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Good to know this isn’t just me, I updated and reinstalled without resorting to forums, and it solved the issue for me too.

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