Writing for the web all day, we tend to use a lot of YouTube embeds. We couldn’t help but notice that today there is a weird issue with the code. It’s adding a single parenthesis at the end:
I don’t know why this is happening, but I do know we’re not the only ones having this issue.
@YouTube @YouTubeDev The embed code is generating an extra ")" in the end of it. Take a look.
— Bruno Gregório (@gregsgregorio) March 11, 2014
@youtube @google there seems to be an extra closing parenthesis after the embed iframe code closing tag on youtube.
— smartpill design (@smartpillweb) March 11, 2014
@YouTube the embed code is including an extra parens pic.twitter.com/F453xD7xld
— Steve Chab (@SteveChab) March 11, 2014
@YouTube Did you guys push a bad code update that is adding an extra ) parenthesis at the end of the embed code? http://t.co/bvWCF4FUT1
— radioPup (@radiopup) March 11, 2014
looks like @youtube @YouTubeDev broke the embed code with an extra ')' at the end of the html code 🙁
— Olivier (@OlivierBohrer) March 11, 2014
We’ve reached out to Google for comment, and will update accordingly. They don’t appear to be responding to tweets.
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