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xF2 Add-on s9e Media Sites 2.15.3
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The lazy loader update should provide a smoother experience when loading up multiple tweets on a page.
It also fixes an issue with Google Chrome's back/forward navigation, which could incorrectly load the same embeds twice or prevent them from being correctly resized.
Please report any regressions or issues related to dynamic content such as tweets and Instagram posts.
This update contains a few changes and improvements. If all goes well, you won't notice any of them.
- Gfycat, Instagram and Twitter have been updated.
- An error message is now displayed if a media site template is missing.
- The lazy loader has been updated to improve its efficiency slightly and reduce jank when loading dynamically-sized iframes such as Twitter's.
- A short CSS transition has been added to resize dynamic iframes more smoothly.
- Several add-on options have been added:
- Whether to display the add-on's branding as a small link at the bottom of the page. (default: on)
- Whether to use YouTube's enhanced privacy mode. (default: off)
- Whether to use the new Instagram and Twitter embeds. (default: on) If you've ever had any issues with tweets being cut-off, it may help with that.
Internet Archive now supports /embed/ URLs.
YouTube now supports canonical URLs for playlists.
Removed Kiss Video and Videomega as both sites have ceased to be.
Media site homepages have been updated to use HTTPS.
The add-on's archive has been created manually to fix an issue in XenForo 2.0.10.
A template modification has been added. It enables YouTube's "privacy-enhanced mode" and it is disabled by default as it disables some personalization.
To enable it, go to your admin panel, go to "Template modifications" in the "Appearance" section. You should find it under the "s9e/MediaSites" section.
Technically, Dumpert and Spotify have been updated too but the output should remain the same.