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We need a little help from you first.

What kind of device are your using?  PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android?

What browser are you using? Chrome, Edge, etc.?

Mike

@Mellow Hudson Mike posted:

We need a little help from you first.

What kind of device are your using?  PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android?

What browser are you using? Chrome, Edge, etc.?

Mike

This is only on my desktop PC.  I am using Microsoft edge.    Something else I just noticed. It won't let me view YouTube videos either. Now I have gone and put in these two mentioned web pages as exceptions as a precaution to any potential blocking software but no change.  What I did discover since posting this is all web pages work as intended in private browsing (I see OGR sponsor, YouTube plays videos, etc.)  mode but not just opening a regular browser page. Only in private mode.  Hopefully someone or I can figure out what the difference is between the two casuing the issue.  This hasn't happened until recently. The only thing I can think of is to review the notes from a recent windows update. 

@Sparky74 posted:

...a recent windows update.

There’s your problem right there. Nothing has changed here.

I see the same thing, I wonder what happened with Windows.  I didn't change any Firefox settings...

They're there in Chrome, so it must be a Firefox thing.

I just checked, and I have no problem playing embedded YouTube videos, just the ad banner at the top of the page is gone.

This is what I see now.

@gunrunnerjohn posted:

I see the same thing, I wonder what happened with Windows.  I didn't change any Firefox settings...

They're there in Chrome, so it must be a Firefox thing.

Thanks John.  I don't know why it didn't hit me to try another browser.  I installed Firefox and all good now. Thanks for getting my brain in gear.

No problems here in Firefox.

@Rich Melvin posted:

No problems here in Firefox.

I wonder what the difference is.  I cleared all my cookies and cache, no change.  I didn't change anything in Firefox.

OK, I identified the culprit(s), these two extensions are causing it.  Enabling either of them kills the banner.  Oddly, they've been installed for some time, so they must have received some update that is triggering on the banner.