How to keep the URL Bar, when visiting "YouTube "

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Intellectual_26

Simply type into your address bar, YouTube.com

If you only type "YouTube" into the Chrome, Google Search bar, then Click on the 1st result which is Thier site, the address bar for YouTube shall be unavailable.

Intellectual_26

Nope, that worked once but not again.

What it be Unmanly if I stopped navigating and asked for directions?

Intellectual_26

Never Mind, it works.

I just had to move the screen up words on my browser, it appeared hidden but was not.

DragonGamer231

I don't quite get what you're asking about. Your posts are worded strangely and I can't interpret any logical message out of them.

Intellectual_26
DragonGamer231 wrote:

I don't quite get what you're asking about. Your posts are worded strangely and I can't interpret any logical message out of them.

"Any logical message FROM them."

DragonGamer231
Chess_Marshall1 wrote:
DragonGamer231 wrote:

I don't quite get what you're asking about. Your posts are worded strangely and I can't interpret any logical message out of them.

"Any logical message FROM them."

Your correction is accurate.

Intellectual_26

Now to correct my own Writings.

LOL!

Intellectual_26

There, I'm through proof reading and retyping.

Hope that helps, you.

Intellectual_26

I only have a High School Education. But it was a quite an excellent School.

h/j - half joking

Plus I am quite "Intellectually curious."

But Anyways, did the Great William Shakespeare attend College or University?

Intellectual_26

I lucked out, through 'the Hand of Time...and the Hands of the Universe.'

So no, he did not attend university and it wasn't expected of a playwright to have a higher education in that way. We know that Shakespeare's contemporary, his exact contemporary, Christopher Marlowe, did have a university education.

 

Intellectual_26

My posts here may not be as "Brilliant" as a passage from a Shakespearean Sonnet

But they are sharp, concise and to the point.

idilis
Intellectual_26 wrote:

My posts here may not be as "Brilliant" as a passage from a Shakespearian sonit.

But they are sharp, concise and to the point.

Shakespearean Sonnet.