How to make YouTube five times faster if you do not use Chrome

Google launched a new YouTube design almost a year ago, but if you're using Edge, Safari, or Firefox, you're probably wondering why YouTube is loading so slowly. Mozilla Program Manager Chris Peterson has highlighted the problem this week, and it's not your alternative browser that is to blame. The redesign of Google is still based on an outdated API implemented only in Chrome, which makes YouTube browsers five times slower.

Google is the latest to develop and optimize its web services so that they work better or work only in Chrome. Navigator. Google Meet, Allo, YouTube TV, Google Earth, and YouTube Studio Beta have all blocked Microsoft Edge in the past, and Google Meet, Google Earth, and YouTube TV have also been blocked if you use Firefox. Google even blocked its Google Maps service on Windows Phone years ago in a pbadive-aggressive move that it finally reversed. This is a continuous problem which means that Chrome is slowly turning into Internet Explorer 6.

works on non-Chrome browsers, it often loads much more slowly while you wait for the elements of the page to fill. This is a daily problem that makes you think that your internet connection is slow or that your browser is broken. YouTube also encourages users to download and install Chrome with various pop-up notifications, and if you do, you'll notice that YouTube will load instantly. Google could update YouTube to use Polymer 2.0 or even 3.0 which supports the deprecated API, but the company decided to stick to Polymer 1.0 which was originally released in 2015. That's it. a strange decision, especially if you consider that Polymer is an open-source JavaScript library developed by Google Chrome engineers.

Fortunately, there is a way to force YouTube to go back to the old design and avoid slow loading issues on browsers other than Chrome. If you go back, you will lose the updated design and the dark mode feature of YouTube. Firefox users can download a clbadic YouTube extension to force site loading, while Safari and Edge users must use a custom Tampermonkey script to get the clbadic design.

Edge users:

1. Download Tampermonkey for Edge from the Microsoft Store
2. Enable Tampermonkey in Settings> Extensions in Edge
3. Download this user script to force YouTube to clbadic mode

Users Safari:

1. ] Download Tampermonkey for Safari
2. Safari will invite you to trust or Cancel installation to enable Tampermonkey
3. Download this user script to force YouTube to switch to clbadic mode