Jackson D.W.

I removed the forwarding of www.xstablishment.com. It may take a couple of days to propagate. I intended for it to remain as it was before I forwarded it to my blog. 

I just wanted to note that VPN's "interrupting service" is known to services like Hulu and Amazon Prime Video. Prime displays a message to disable your VPN to view the video. I can't remember if Hulu displays a message, but I knew this was an issue. So, if you are having this problem, just display a message telling your user to disable the VPN. Using the EO Webbrowser in your apps works without prompting you to log in when the VPN is disabled. In summary, this should not be a show-stopper. You need to do this only if you use YouTube in your apps. If the VPN is turned on, you may be prompted to log in to prove you are not a bot. The EO Webbrowser does not support logging in to YouTube.

Although I may have temporarily solved the bot problem. I learned from Essential Objects, creators of the EO WebBrowser, that YouTube does not support "embedded browsers." While I may have a workaround, I need to change it back to how I had it. Actually, I never heard back from the Harris Walz campaign I probably should hold off doing more work.  And maybe it will be best to remove the link. I don't want problems with the Secret Service or any other government entity.

 I had installed Avast a few weeks ago that's about the time that I started. I uninstalled it and I can view YouTube videos without being required to log into YouTube. I installed Avast a few weeks ago. Still testing this though. I hope this solves the problem. I also suspect it could be my VPN. It's working right now without it. When I turned the VPN back on, I got that "bot login" message again. So I turned the VPN off, and now it's working. So I was wrong. YouTube does not require login yet. It was the VPN that caused that error.

 With the setback of having to log in to YouTube, which isn't supported by the EO Webbrowser, I am looking for an alternative to YouTube. I'm not going to give up, and I will continue to develop C# (pronounced CSharp) apps.

 Well I guess that's it for my youtube apps. YouTube now requires you to sign in to verify you are not a bot. You could still play videos though without loggin in.  Sign in to youtube products does not work in the EO Webbrowser. You can't sign in to YouTube or gmail. I've always known this but not YouTube requires a sign in now. Darn guess that's it for what I wanted to do. I'm back to doing my art now. In time I'll get better and better. Better to invest in improving my skills than in a technology that changes so much. Visit:  http://sketchbookdwj.blogspot.com

I had to remove the links for my apps because my apps are being flagged by virus software. I have more than one problem. One, my apps aren't signed, and two I need to implement the solution that Essential Objects recommended. I initially thought to just move on and ignore the problem but I can't. I should have thought about this and done this sooner.