Channel page fails to display all videos, showing repeats instead
Channel page fails to display all videos, showing repeats instead
I frequently view older clips, I visit a particular feed, tap the "Videos" section and choose something appealing. YouTube employs an infinite scrolling system, delivering successive sections until you hit the end of the page. Recently this issue occurred, causing videos to repeat continuously. Now you’re limited to roughly two pages of content. This seems to have happened recently, as I often navigate YouTube this manner. Examples are included in the attached files. You’ll notice identical clips appearing even after scrolling through different sections. In one screenshot, they jump between a month-old, two-month, and one-month video despite sorting by newest first. My attempts: sorting by Latest, Popular, Oldest – always results in a different layout. Display resolution changes (affecting line count) OSes: Manjaro, Windows 11 Browsers: Firefox, Edge Logged in, private window, various regions, VPN off Channels with and without member videos Currently, I lack a simple method to browse only one channel’s videos unless I have an account that subscribes to it and follows their content via subscriptions, where endless scrolling remains functional but is quite cumbersome. Anyone have a solution?
I faced a comparable problem where additional video suggestions didn't load while scrolling through comments. It could relate to platform usage patterns. Recently, after several large downloads from YouTube last week, my access was restricted. I could view videos but couldn't start them. Initially, I could download and watch offline, though YouTube blocked that too. Since I watch anonymously with ad-blockers, they're even more frustrated. After a few days of limited viewing, things returned to normal, though playback is sometimes delayed (not always). A notification about wanting to learn more about playback interruptions appeared. No, I already understand the reason—I just need to fix it.
The main issue with YouTube often happens when someone on a voicemail triggers an interruption, disrupting the connection through their older 14.4 modems on Windows 3.0 devices.
Yes, everything is working now. It might have been resolved the day before too. I checked on several machines around the time Thomas posted, and today it functioned properly everywhere. The parts I didn't test are only on devices with minimal latency to Europe, possibly using a Frankfurt or Netherlands datacenter. This could mean a local problem, given YouTube's distributed nature. Either way, great job fixing it quickly.