@leocg I didn’t do anything. I didn’t even know there was such a button.

And it’s weird that my personal shortcuts still worked.

I wonder how these settings came to be set that way. Recently I noticed that the ad blocker had been turned on, and I hadn’t turned it on. I hadn’t messed with settings in a while at all.

Yes, I found the button. And it was turned off. But I hadn’t turned it off.

I wonder what else has been set differently without me knowing it. Did that happen automatically, with an update, or something? No one else is on my machine.

Maybe some PC crash messed with my settings. I had to update my BIOS because I was literally getting the Blue Screen of Death.

(What the heck is “Google Lens”? Anyway, thank you!)

I enter “w hello” and it should go to Wikipedia and search for “hello.”

Instead it goes to Google and searches for “w hello.”

What’s going on? The shortcuts I entered myself work. But the shortcuts that are hardwired in the browser — Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Wikipedia, etc. — don’t.

(“g” for Google doesn’t, either, but that’s my default search engine anyway.)

So not only can I not use the letter “w” for anything else — I can’t even use it for Wikipedia.

This sucks! What’s going on?

I have an RTX 4090 and an i9 14900KF and the same problem. Has this been solved? Also the only options I see in the settings is "Use graphics acceleration when available" and "Sharpen video on all sites" and "Show button on video" in LucidMode.

If I turn off graphics acceleration that solves the YouTube issue, but why should I turn that off for everything in the browser just so I can watch YouTube?