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Whenever I'm watching a video and I exit the player manually, or I let the video end so mpv quits automatically, the plugin opens a new settings tab and displays a popup, stating that the native app isn't installed and that I should check the settings.

Sometimes it displays a longer text, when I quit the player before the video finishes.

In the past weeks yt2p has stopped working for me several times. Clicking on a YouTube link does nothing. Sometimes the problem was that I added an option (like --volume=70) after the mpv.exe command. Sometimes it stopped working without any warning.

My problem is that I could not find any possibility to debug what happens in the background. Yt2p just stops working silently and I have to do an endless trial and error to find out how to fix it. In the past days, yt2p stopped working again and now I simply cannot make it work after 3 days of struggling. This is frustrating.

What is even worse, when I change the mpv.exe command in the add-on settings I don't know whether yt2p uses the new command. I also don't know whether I have to refresh the page with the video link to make yt2p use the new command.

Please, make a short guide on how can I see the output of mpv.exe. I guess, it would show me if my command in the add-on settings is incorrect or if any other problem happened during mpv.exe startup.

I'm on Firefox 57.0.1, Windows 10 and native client 4.2. Actually, when I installed native client 4.2 it screwed yt2p up. I installed it because the add-on prompted me that a new version of the client is available. When I went back to native client 4.0 it fixed the problem for 1-2 days but then it stopped working again and now it refuses to work both with native client 4.0 and 4.2.

The so called 'fancy links' are always bloodred! Isn't it possible to make it a different color? It would be nice if the color could be chosen. In fact I would like no color at all.

For various reasons, I've stayed with Firefox 39. For several years, this has been the combination that's permitted me to have stable Flash playback on YouTube. I've kept that going, because Firefox 40 no longer allowed Flash to be stable enough. wrt other functionality, Firefox 43.0 is the last one to support cookie prompting.

I haven't buried the idea of Flash yet, but am considering YT2P.

The issue is, that context menu items do not work in version 2.0.1. When adding the path to vlc.exe in the command, then I get this error: "Command pattern is not setup correctly for this player."

YT2P 1.5 invokes VLC, but the link(s) sent to VLC do not appear to work any longer. If possible, I'll stay with Firefox 39.0 in the hopes of somhow keeping stutter-less Flash-based playback. And I'll never upgrade to anything newer beyond Firefox 43.0. Because cookie prompts.

Therefore, would it be possible to have support for older Firefox, at least going back to 38.8esr? I recently learned about some users who use even older ESR versions of Firefox, but that sounds like a stretch.

I get a message the add-on can't install because it can't be verified, and then a redirect to this article: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/add-on-signing-in-firefox?as=u&utm_source=inproduct .

I'm installing the xpi directly.

yt2p breaks down some links in mobile version of youtube site:

I love the icon context menu idea, but is it possible to implement the ability to change the icon in the actual context menu?

It would be great if I was able to set the icon to the actual player I want to use, in this case mpv.

I install latest version of extension and native app. After click on URL it open video in mpv, but after close mpv it show notification "native app is not installed" and open extension settings. I try to use wrapper for mpv with force return 0 after close, but it does not help me.

OS Linux.

Firefox 72