Hi, dear Javascript gurus!

Haven't tested this, but I would start by changing

if(queryDict.disable_polymer != true)

to

if(queryDict.disable_polymer !== "true")

OP here.

So it could seriously be just one slip of the keeb away from actually working? Kinda foreseeable. ^^

I'll test it and give feedback.

>>374712
When he's getting the values from the URL, he is expecting the value to be a boolean, i.e. true, but I think it's far more likely a string, i.e "true"

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>>374719

He seems to have found a (or the?) solution:

https://archive.is/g6Z0Z

>>374737
>https://archive.is/g6Z0Z
Yeah that's a simpler way of doing it to be fair

>>374740

Let's hope that Youtube doesn't render this workaround useless within a few days or weeks.

>>374944

> Posts random IP numbers for an inexplicable reason.
> Both are within the net range of "Spring Communications, Inc."