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Cannot search within a collection on Youtube

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This just started a few days ago. When I am viewing a user's video collection on Youtube, (for example this page for the National Archives: https://www.youtube.com/user/usnationalarchives/videos ) and I type in a search term next to the magnifying glass to search within that user's videos, the page will load the search results and then immediately before I can click anything it will reload back to the original page, NOT the list of search results! I have to then hit my Back button to go BACK to the search results. This happens every time I do a search, and when searching any user.

I am using the most current version of Firefox.

This just started a few days ago. When I am viewing a user's video collection on Youtube, (for example this page for the National Archives: https://www.youtube.com/user/usnationalarchives/videos ) and I type in a search term next to the magnifying glass to search within that user's videos, the page will load the search results and then immediately before I can click anything it will reload back to the original page, NOT the list of search results! I have to then hit my Back button to go BACK to the search results. This happens every time I do a search, and when searching any user. I am using the most current version of Firefox.

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