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this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2024
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https://youtu.be/Z-xI1384Ry4
Said clip, for convenience
https://youtu.be/Z-xI1384Ry4 without the tracker.
Will start doing that
Thanks!
Can you helpncelar something up for me? Ever since Firefox introduced the copy link without site tracking feature I have been thoroughly confused what it actually does because every time I've ever used it the URL has been exactly the same whether I used the feature or just traditional "copy link". Here on this Lemmy thread, using my Lemmy client Lemmy Connect, the link in the parent comment to yours and also the link in your comment appear identical to me. What's up with that?
Can't help you with Firefox, but it looks like OP edited his link. Youtube will add ?kc92808z0h stuff at the end, anything including and past the ? is tracker stuff.
Well at least it clears up this circumstance I was starting to think I was going crazy.
that's not universally true, a regular youtube.com link needs the
?v=k3489k8bit to specify the videoJesus..!
Nobody fucks with the Jesus.
10 year olds, dude
You said it!