It seems to be an isolated problem for me, since I tried it on another desktop and YouTube was normal.
Is there any way to revert YouTube back to the desktop site?
P.S. I tried running in safe mode. That didn't help.
YouTube is mobile now? [Solved]
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YouTube is mobile now? [Solved]
For some reason, every time I visit YouTube on PM, it automatically directs me to the mobile site.
It seems to be an isolated problem for me, since I tried it on another desktop and YouTube was normal.
Is there any way to revert YouTube back to the desktop site?
P.S. I tried running in safe mode. That didn't help.
It seems to be an isolated problem for me, since I tried it on another desktop and YouTube was normal.
Is there any way to revert YouTube back to the desktop site?
P.S. I tried running in safe mode. That didn't help.
Last edited by Daikun on 2019-05-29, 00:38, edited 1 time in total.
Re: YouTube is mobile now?
I'm not seeing this happen with any of my installations of Pale Moon, so I would agree that it's limited to your one system.
Need more info:
What version of Pale Moon are you running?
What compatibility mode (Firefox/Gecko/Native) do you have it set for?
Have you modified any of the default youtube.com or Google-related UA overrides in about:config?
Perhaps comparing all of those (plus installed extensions) between the Pale Moon that works and the one that doesn't will help you identify the culprit.
Need more info:
What version of Pale Moon are you running?
What compatibility mode (Firefox/Gecko/Native) do you have it set for?
Have you modified any of the default youtube.com or Google-related UA overrides in about:config?
Perhaps comparing all of those (plus installed extensions) between the Pale Moon that works and the one that doesn't will help you identify the culprit.
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Re: YouTube is mobile now?
Latest version. (28.5.0, 64-bit)
I'm not sure.What compatibility mode (Firefox/Gecko/Native) do you have it set for?
How can I tell?EDIT: Never mind. I just found it. It's set to Firefox.
No. It's set to the current default.Have you modified any of the default youtube.com or Google-related UA overrides in about:config?
They're both identical.Perhaps comparing all of those (plus installed extensions) between the Pale Moon that works and the one that doesn't will help you identify the culprit.
Re: YouTube is mobile now? [Solved]
Okay, after a bit of tinkering, I solved my problem. 
Turns out the permissions were the culprit.
I go into the Permissions Manager, select m.youtube.com, and click "Forget About This Site." Now it's back to normal.
Turns out the permissions were the culprit.I go into the Permissions Manager, select m.youtube.com, and click "Forget About This Site." Now it's back to normal.