Was good but recently stopped saving changes to quality settings when selecting 480p

Finally normal, light and WORKING addon. Logged in especially to write this review. Keep it up.

works perfectively, it automatically changes the quality to my preferred settings

It worked! I couldn't get a few others to work. Date: 20240220.

nice

Does not work, I set quality to 360 and the plugin keeps changing it back to 1080, seems to be no way to play in anything other than 1080, so I'm uninstalling

So sick of youtube squandering bandwidth for no reason at all. I like that you can turn down the resolution and framerate. Seriously, youtube, there is no reason we need 1080p at 60 frames per second for everything. Thank you for this addon.

i want to like it but it's buggy. correctly sets the video quality on first page load, but if i change the video quality setting manually, my change is overridden and it switches to 720p (no matter what my setting in the app or what i change it to manually) and then i cannot get it to play at any other setting, including the original quality chosen in the add on :(

Currently buggy with latest firefox update, won't let me chose other than 1080p, maybe only me, might update the rating later.

So I set the add-on to hold 720p with limiting 30fps
and it does the job.
Then I switch on YT player to 1080p(HD)and it allows me to do so, but no way back to default 720p setting preference. Not even if I disable add-on and reload the tab or go to another video. That's nasty annoying sticky sнiт!.. 🤬
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March 19 2024
And now it completely dead crap...

Works as advertised, and great for saving bandwidth (i assume, because of reduced bandwidth) for videos on the background, used for music.

To test: once you set it up to change videos to your preferred quality -- try setting a youtube video to different quality, then refresh (quality will auto-change to extension's preference).

It would be easier to use if there was a tool bar button + option to disable video. My use case: attempting to save bandwidth... This extension actually works better for my use case: Audio Only for YouTube™ |

Does nothing