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can't sign into You Tube within Firefox
#3
Posted 28 August 2008 - 12:40 AM
Hey techie!!
Have you tried Firefox in Safe Mode. NOT the PC's safe mode
but, Firefox's Safe Mode. Go to All Programs and in the Firefox Folder there
should be an option for Firefox SafeMode. If it works and you can
access YouTube, then it's one of your Plug-Ins or like Deadly said one
of your Add-Ons. Just make sure that your Firewall let's you use this
option as this will look like a new program to the Firewall.I had to give permission
for it to work.
BTW, mine works fine in both options , regular mode and safe mode. I think that
YouTube uses Flash Player. If it's disabled this might be it. Something to look in to.
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Have you tried Firefox in Safe Mode. NOT the PC's safe mode
but, Firefox's Safe Mode. Go to All Programs and in the Firefox Folder there
should be an option for Firefox SafeMode. If it works and you can
access YouTube, then it's one of your Plug-Ins or like Deadly said one
of your Add-Ons. Just make sure that your Firewall let's you use this
option as this will look like a new program to the Firewall.I had to give permission
for it to work.
BTW, mine works fine in both options , regular mode and safe mode. I think that
YouTube uses Flash Player. If it's disabled this might be it. Something to look in to.
FLASHORN. !http://forums.pcworld.com/legacyimages/
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#7
Posted 28 August 2008 - 10:43 AM
The problem may be with the YouTube site. On checking their site issues, I came across this...
"Invalid parameters" error during sign-up confirmation
Using the same browser to sign up and confirm your email may serve as a workaround until we resolve this issue.
"Invalid parameters" error during sign-up confirmation
Using the same browser to sign up and confirm your email may serve as a workaround until we resolve this issue.
#9
Posted 28 August 2008 - 01:12 PM
im using firefox 3.0 and im not having problems with youtube and didnt even have the problem after the guy mentioned he had the problem. more then likely if ie was working and firefox wasnt, its an add-on or a bad tweak in firefox. remember also firefox 3 requires the new beta version of java not the latest official release. if you dont have it, weird things can happen. Ive had my browser freeze, weird log offs, random crashes and so forth. the moment i installed the new beta version of java these weird issues stopped.
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