Gregory's Server@raulinbonn @marcan That reporting was wrong.
It was people with adblockers, but the adblock code didn't catch everything related to the player for a short while. There's a short snippet that on normal playing delays the video for a few seconds to inject the ads. The filter lists caught the general ad script, but not the delay code.
Now of course, statistically speaking, a poorly configured adblocker will be more likely to affect Firefox users than Chrome users, but it wasn't specifically targeting Firefox users.
It was people with adblockers, but the adblock code didn't catch everything related to the player for a short while. There's a short snippet that on normal playing delays the video for a few seconds to inject the ads. The filter lists caught the general ad script, but not the delay code.
Now of course, statistically speaking, a poorly configured adblocker will be more likely to affect Firefox users than Chrome users, but it wasn't specifically targeting Firefox users.