Youtube IE 11

[patonb]

So, today youtube on IE 11 has gone looking like it's a mobile version. With 2 large Video thumbnail rows, with no categorizing.

Open FF and Chrome and it's back to small thumbs organized in categories.

Is it just me... And anyone know how to change it?

 

[PP Mguire]

Sure, not use IE. Everything is moving to HTML 5 and Microsoft ditched support of IE11 when Windows 10 was released.

 

[carnageX]

No issues in IE11 for when I just opened it and loaded up YouTube. Are you sure you're not zoomed in?

 

[patonb]

Sure, not use IE. Everything is moving to HTML 5 and Microsoft ditched support of IE11 when Windows 10 was released.

I use it for 2 reasons, with the biggest being the keyboard shortcuts for stuff.
Alt + S will post this message, plus all the Alt menus.
I tried going FF or Chrome, but their key short cuts are meh

No issues in IE11 for when I just opened it and loaded up YouTube. Are you sure you're not zoomed in?

I just checked, and it's set a 100%

I attached a screen

 

[patonb]

Okay weird and fixed.

I just cleared my cache and its back normal.

 

[carnageX]

Okay weird and fixed.

I just cleared my cache and its back normal.

That was gonna be my next suggestion lol.

 

[patonb]

That was gonna be my next suggestion lol.

I always forget how....

 

[MidnightShadow]

I tried going FF or Chrome, but their key short cuts are meh

Not sure what shortcut keys you use that you're missing, but there's a list of them here: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/157179?hl=en

 

[patonb]

Chrome has no Bookmark menu like IE or FF... That drives me nuts.

I really like how most forum software uses Alt S for posting, and FF uses Alt S for history and over writes the forum software.

 

[PP Mguire]

Chrome has no Bookmark menu like IE or FF... That drives me nuts.

I really like how most forum software uses Alt S for posting, and FF uses Alt S for history and over writes the forum software.

I have a bookmark menu. GL with that browser support in the next year or so. Flash and Java are being ditched like a red headed step child.