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Getting "An error occurred. Please try again later. [...]" frequently. #60
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I've not experienced this but I'm also on Chrome and not Firefox. Next time you get this bug could you go to the developer console and post the content of the console here. Remember to allow for verbose logs otherwise most of the debug logging of Maia wont show up. |
I'm on Chromium and I get this too from time to time. YouTube Debug Info:
Verbose console log: www.youtube.com-1507350240030.log |
Interesting, I would assume it has something to do with the I'm not sure what can cause |
Maybe is has something to do with ad blocking? |
Hmm, not sure. I have adblocking enabled by default (though I also have uBlock Origin enabled). If you experience this again could you try to enter the following into the console and post the result here:
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It seems like I intercept the I will be making some restriction so that the data will only be modified if Test version with the restriction: maia.user.js.zip |
@YePpHa, I've set up TeamViewer on a machine where the issue appears so you can test hands-on. |
@YePpHa commented on 2017. okt. 7. 19:49 CEST:
Cool. I'll check back if it happens again. |
@YePpHa commented on 2017. okt. 5. 15:44 CEST:
I still got this. But instead when I started playback quickly after opening a video from a search page. (The loading fo the page, may or may not have finished. I can't say.) Though I didn't have anything in the log. Do I have to have it open before (aka all the time)? Anyway I have the youtube debug info:
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Well I got this when filtering for "maia". |
The stupid webconsole doesn't have timecodes, but I think the latest messages were this just now when it happened:
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It seems to always happen when I search for something. Left click to load a video, then click again to press play. (Enable prevent auto-play=stop) I ~always use a keyword (bookmark) search in firefox ( So I guess it's related somehow to loading a youtube search url directly. |
@mzso thank you for that. I was able to recreate the issue. |
I found the code responsible for the issue. The issue is that I for some reason prevent if (this._ready[id] && (name === "loadVideoByPlayerVars" || name === "cueVideoByPlayerVars")) {
logger.debug("Player stopped API %s from being called.", name);
delete this._ready[id];
return { value: undefined };
} Edit: the reason was that if I didn't prevent it, it would load the video twice in the player (caused video preview/thumbnail to flicker). |
Fix will be available at https://github.com/YePpHa/maia-yt/releases/tag/v0.1-alpha.7 |
@YePpHa commented on 2017. okt. 8. 19:48 CEST:
Great! |
Hi!
I've been getting this recently, maybe maia-yt has a hand in it, because I started experiencing it in roughly the same timeframe as I've been using maia.
It seems to happen after a youtube tab was idle for a while. Either a video page or after opening a video from an idle search page.
Here's an example of YT's debug info:
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