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