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Why does YouTube don't have a forward video option

gudabhanuprakash
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In chrome we have double tap to forward the video in YouTube. Why does Mozilla doesn't implement this?

In chrome we have double tap to forward the video in YouTube. Why does Mozilla doesn't implement this?
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gudabhanuprakash said

In chrome we have double tap to forward the video in YouTube. Why does Mozilla doesn't implement this?

Hmm, when I call up a YouTube video in Chrome, I get a pop-out directly into the YouTube app. Definitely the app is more more full-featured than the experience in a browser.

Firefox doesn't do an automatic pop-out, you have to tap the Android icon in the address bar to open the video in the app.

When I view a YouTube video embedded in a page on another site, there are different players for the same page/video in Chrome and Firefox. I suspect this difference is Google's choice and I am not aware of a way to override it.

''gudabhanuprakash [[#question-1255930|said]]'' <blockquote> In chrome we have double tap to forward the video in YouTube. Why does Mozilla doesn't implement this? </blockquote> Hmm, when I call up a YouTube video in Chrome, I get a pop-out directly into the YouTube app. Definitely the app is more more full-featured than the experience in a browser. Firefox doesn't do an automatic pop-out, you have to tap the Android icon in the address bar to open the video in the app. When I view a YouTube video ''embedded'' in a page on another site, there are different players for the same page/video in Chrome and Firefox. I suspect this difference is Google's choice and I am not aware of a way to override it.
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Is this with Android Firefox or desktop Firefox for Windows, Mac, or Linux ?.

If on Android a Mod can move this thread to Firefox for Android section.

Is this with Android Firefox or desktop Firefox for Windows, Mac, or Linux ?. If on Android a Mod can move this thread to Firefox for Android section.