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YouTube videos are cut on a 20:9 screen

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SillyLamer
SillyLamer
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Hello! Recently I've got a new phone with a 1080 x 2400 resolution (20:9), aaand Firefox browser doesn't work well on Youtube when it comes to fullscreen watching. The bottom part of any video is cut off (like you can see on the attached pictures). Is there a way to solve it?

Both android 10 and the browser are updated.

Hello! Recently I've got a new phone with a 1080 x 2400 resolution (20:9), aaand Firefox browser doesn't work well on Youtube when it comes to fullscreen watching. The bottom part of any video is cut off (like you can see on the attached pictures). Is there a way to solve it? Both android 10 and the browser are updated.
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TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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This is a known bug and devs are working on it.

For now, try to turn off Settings -> Customize -> Scroll to hide toolbar.

IncendiaryReynard
IncendiaryReynard
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Blessed are the devs that code away to make our video players seekbars visable again.

Tiberiu
Tiberiu
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This is so frustrating. Watching youtube videos in chrome because of this.

david
david
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hi, the Samsung Galaxy A20, has display with a resolution of 720x1560 pixels, and have this same problem. And "turn off Settings -> Customize -> Scroll to hide toolbar" do not solve this issue.