As such Youtube users expect a seamless experience regardless of what browser they use, and that is a fair expectation of a product from a reliable brand. Although it works excellently in Chrome, which is the most popular web browser and accounts for 59 percent of website usage, a significant amount of the population still use Firefox and Edge. YouTube has more than 1.8 billion registered viewers every month along with 400 hours of video are uploaded to its site every minute. Here are some of the features from the YouTube Redux extension: Classic video page layout. What is more likely is that Google may’ve considered redesigning it with Polymer could provide great exposure to the web development framework’s features and use-cases. Good Old YouTube / Switch back to classic YouTube interface. Considering this, the performance issue is unlikely to be a conscious effort from Google. There are speculations that this is Google’s secretive plan to migrate the non-chrome users to Chrome? But that begs the question of whether such a move is worth risking Youtube users leaving the platform due to poor user experience. Firefox users can boost YouTube page load speeds by installing the YouTube Classic extension, while Edge users can do the same by installing the Tampermonkey extension and the YouTube − Restore Classic script. Peterson recommends users on both Firefox browser and Edge to revert YouTube to a previous version using add-ons. However, there is an easy fix for this issue. A failure to do this, has resulted in the popular video streaming website running substantially slower on these two. Google could have chosen to service the new implementation into Firefox and Edge. You can restore YouTube's faster pre-Polymer design with this Firefox extension: YouTube page load is 5x slower in Firefox and Edge than in Chrome because YouTube's Polymer redesign relies on the deprecated Shadow DOM v0 API only implemented in Chrome. IE11 is still being served with the old version of YouTube, by default. What about the Internet Explorer 11? YouTube’s condition in the IE11 is a lot slower than even Firefox and Edge.
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