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An iFrame using the Youtube API (which worked fine in previous versions) is now reverting to a blank screen when I try to use it

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Basically the iFrame interfaces with Youtube and allows me to log in/authenticate and then upload/browse/edit my videos.

Now, when clicking along to authenticate with Youtube, I am taken to a completely blanked out iFrame. :/

Since this worked perfectly fine in earlier versions of Firefox -- is there any way to download and re-install an earlier iteration, or will the team please fix this bug?

Basically the iFrame interfaces with Youtube and allows me to log in/authenticate and then upload/browse/edit my videos. Now, when clicking along to authenticate with Youtube, I am taken to a completely blanked out iFrame. :/ Since this worked perfectly fine in earlier versions of Firefox -- is there any way to download and re-install an earlier iteration, or will the team please fix this bug?

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I have a similar issue -- using an embedded google form rendered as an iframe. It is present in the source, but displays as blank space.

This problem seems to be confined to Mac OS X (I'm on 10.6.3), and I didn't have this problem with FF 3.6.x (not sure if I ever had 3.6.9, or what version I had prior to 3.6.10). The issue is not present in Chrome or Safari, or on 3.6.10 on Windows 7.0 I believe