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So... what happened to the internet?
That is a hintHmm...
I always get this with these embedded videos in Firefox (This video is not available. Error code: 152 - 4)
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It didn't play in Ungoogled Chromium either...Switch to Ungoogled or Brave on Linux
Yes, most likely, I was just kidding.It didn't play in Ungoogled Chromium either...
Only in an incognito window.
Must be some privacy setting or extension interfering.
Some extension interferes for sure. Had no trouble playing embeds anywhere.It didn't play in Ungoogled Chromium either...
Only in an incognito window.
Must be some privacy setting or extension interfering.
It is corny! Spot on.A lot of good feedback on the YouTube comments. I guess I'm just behind the times, and not as hip and happening as far as "YouTube Rewind" and what's been posted. I just thought it looked kinda corny.
They are playing on nostalgia card. There's just one problem though—it will only work on us that are born in 90s and before. Those born after 2000... yeah, I'm not sure they know what the Firefox is or who any of these people are.It is corny! Spot on.
I love the soundtrack thou. That's the killer.
They are playing on nostalgia card. There's just one problem though—it will only work on us that are born in 90s and before. Those born after 2000... yeah, I'm not sure they know what the Firefox is or who any of these people are.
While I did know from young age what Firefox is (even before Chrome was released), I only started actively using it last year because that's when it finally became good.
Same here, I only started using Firefox after reading and watching YouTube videos about privacy.They are playing on nostalgia card. There's just one problem though—it will only work on us that are born in 90s and before. Those born after 2000... yeah, I'm not sure they know what the Firefox is or who any of these people are.
While I do know from young age what Firefox is (even before Chrome was released), I only started actively using it last year because that's when it finally became good.
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