s9e Media Sites 2.18.3

• Added support for URLs that start with www. or at.

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You don't have to update if you have not enabled Advanced Cookie Consent.

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1. You don't need to update if you have not enabled Advanced Cookie Consent.

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Added support for the new TikTok share links

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This feature is accessible through the "Insert Media" dialog when posting a message. It adds two options (unchecked by default) that allows the user to look for embeddable URLs if the one they submit does not match any active media site. For example, if a user tries to submit a t.co (Twitter's URL shortener) link to a YouTube video it will not be recognized by default, but if the user checks "Use the canonical URL" then it will be recognized as a YouTube...

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Threads is a new site from Meta, better known as Facebook's parent company. Privacy-preserving browsers and extensions may interfere with Threads and prevent its content from being displayed.

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This update adds support for URLs in the form @Username/post/123.

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YouTube clips have their own /clip/ URLs and IDs. This update adds support for them.

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The rules for determining whether a Facebook URL can be embedded have been tightened. This should lead to fewer false positives.
Support for x.com URLs has been added.

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An option has been added that will display a link to the original URL used to embed content. This is only available when the add-on is configured to use a BBCode instead of the [MEDIA] BBCo...plies to content embedded via a [URL] BBCode.

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