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    YouTube plugin to play related videos

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by raz1337, Nov 24, 2009.

  1. raz1337

    raz1337 Notebook Evangelist

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    I'm looking for a plugin for either IE, Chrome, or Firefox that allows me to play a Youtube video, then automatically play the next related video in the list afterward. There were some that did this, but became outdated as newer version of Firefox came out, but they didn't get updated themselves. Does anyone have any idea where to get something like that?
     
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    Larmie1997 Notebook Geek

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    The only one I've seen is available through Fire Fox. It's called FOOF and you may or may not have some issues with it since it is beta software. I use it on mine to just block ads and it has never failed me. My ISP isn't fast enough for me to be able to use the related videos option. 512 FML.
     
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    raz1337 Notebook Evangelist

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    Wait, so how does this work for automatically doing related videos in Youtube? I installed it, but it's a little weird to configure. It's really an ad replacement.
     
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    When you first install it, it should have prompted you to select whether or not you wanted it to replace ads with medial related content or just blocks ads all together. Like I said, I just use it to get rid of the ads, but when I have it selecting to put other content up, it usually displays youtube videos and wiki pages relevant to the page content that you are reading.
     
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