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I am using Windows 11 and FF 127.02. I have read the lag issue with Youtube was suppose to be corrected with FF 127.02 but it is not. I have been using FF for many years now an love it. It is my understanding that it is the ad blockers causing the slow down. Do you have an estimated date when this will be resolved. I have tried every trick included running it in diagnostic mode or trouble shooting mode. Nothing seems to work. Not even a refresh.

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I am using Windows 11 and FF 127.02. I have read the lag issue with Youtube was suppose to be corrected with FF 127.02 but it is not. I have been using FF for many years now an love it. It is my understanding that it is the ad blockers causing the slow down. Do you have an estimated date when this will be resolved. I have tried every trick included running it in diagnostic mode or trouble shooting mode. Nothing seems to work. Not even a refresh. Thanks

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TyDraniu
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We're working on this as fast as possible. It's not about ad blockers.

Check if you have DNS over HTTPS in Standard mode. If you have it, enter about:config in the address bar and switch network.http.http3.enable to false to test if it helps.

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Thank you TyDraniu, that worked perfectly. I will add that to my bag of tricks.

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Changing network.http.http3.enable to false in about:config worked.