#Windows 10 browser slow license

The result is not as fluid and a tad slower than using solution No. The downside to Tampermonkey is Edge will load YouTube and then reload the page again with the script running.

It's easy to undo or pause by controlling the extension for Edge.

It persists even if you wipe your cookies.

The Tampermonkey version has a few advantages over the editing the cookie: Go to PasteBin, where you can access the 'youtube disable polymer' script.Д¬opy and paste that script using the 'Create new script' function. That script then runs anytime you land on YouTube and does the same as the trick above it reverts to the old version of YouTube. Twitter user links to the Pastebin script that you can copy and paste to Tampermonkey. The extension is a popular userscript manager that lets you auto-run scripts on specific websites. The alternative to the above is to run Tampermonkey in Edge (or Firefox). YouTube is now just as fast as it used to be before Google futzed with things. Those downsides are more than acceptable given the resulting performance gain.

This method reverts YouTube to pre-Polymer, so it looks flatter and less modern than the current redesign.

If that cookie is wiped or deleted, you need to re-do the process.

The downside with this approach is two-fold:

Under 'Value' for 'PREF,' replace whatever is there with al=en&f5=30030&f6=8.

In the middle area where values are displayed, find PREF. Double tap Cookies to expand the sub-menu.

Open the Edge Developer Tools using the 'Ctrl + Shift + I' shortcut.In Edge navigate to any video on YouTube (so the player loads).This trick was noted by Reddit user hamzah77, and it's very easy to do. Since this is encoded in YouTube's page coding, it causes issues for other browsers that are complying with modern standards.ДЄs to why Google would do this, Peterson wrote, 'I assume Google has metrics showing that the Polymer redesign increases Firefox and Edge user engagement more than the slow polyfills hurt it.' That is certainly a generous interpretation.ДЄccording to Peterson, this decision by Google results in Edge and Firefox being up to five times slower than Chrome вЂ“ specifically with comments and related material seemingly taking forever to load.ДЇor it's part, Kyle Pflug, who works on Edge for Microsoft says this issue will be sorted in time between the two companies:ДЇollowing the observed behavior that YouTube serves up a pre-Polymer YouTube experience to Internet Explorer 11 but not Edge, we can modify the saved cookie on the computer to spoof YouTube. Google is using outdated APIs while the rest of the web world has moved on to adopt current standards. Even Polymer 2.x supports Shadow DOM v0 and v1, but YouTube, ironically, has not yet been updated to the newer refreshed Polymer. It's that dependency on what is an older version of Shadow DOM that is the issue. Google's recent redesign of YouTube, which is named Polymer, uses the 'Shadow Document Object Model (DOM)' version-zero API, which is a form of JavaScript.

#Windows 10 browser slow license

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