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The discussion centers around a YouTube video link that is functioning for some users but not for others, suggesting a potential browser issue. Participants express curiosity about the rationale behind changes that affect functionality for a minority while working for the majority. There is a consensus that the problem may be related to individual browser settings or configurations. The conversation highlights the need for clarity on the improvements made and their impact on user experience. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of understanding technical issues affecting link accessibility.
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Hi Tom, sorry I missed this. The YouTube video in question works for me. I think it's your browser again.
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
I think it's your browser again.

Very likely... However, I do wonder what "improvement" is gained by changing something that works for something that works for most. Are any specifics available for that conundrum?

Thanks,
Tom
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
Hi Tom, sorry I missed this. The YouTube video in question works for me. I think it's your browser again.
Works for me too.
 
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