Automatically set the video quality on YouTube according to its FPS!
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Tired of YouTube not automatically setting videos to the appropriate quality?
This extension will not only let you specify the quality of the videos, but will also consider FPS!
This means, for example - if your computer can handle 1080p videos at 30 FPS, but not at 60 FPS - you can automatically set 60 FPS videos to play at 720p!
And the best part - it works for embedded YouTube videos as well! (I.e. YouTube videos that aren't in YouTube.com)
It can even automatically resize videos according to your preference!
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This extension is powerful tool that will let you play all videos in HD and change video player size automatically.
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Отлично !
good
Perfect, when you install it it specifies that it only reads on "youtube.com" and not on all sites, therefore an added value for me.
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So good
Does not work. Page will refresh immediately and turn back to 720P.
It is the best
It used to do it's job but it has a side-effect of slowing down video playback by a lot in long playlists. After testing I managed to narrow it down to this extension. Developer try to replicate the issue by picking a long playlist and then switching between the videos (without refreshing the page), then scrolling up and down to test fps. You'll notice after doing this a few times it'll start lagging the entire browser. If you fix this please let me know!