This forum is not fully compatible with iOS Safari

ONLY Apple account YouTube videos are allowed to embed

And that explains that.

Create a YouTube account. You can then upload videos there and link them here. Such as my chicken video.

I don't remember where I placed the blame on users and i have tried to cover what the OP of this thread is having issues with. But thanks for proving my point.

I'll move on now.

"Nobody else in this thread, or in ASC for that matter, are reporting your same issues."

R

I'll pass this on to the host momentarily.

R

Hi, We are users, just like yourself, on this user-to-user forum.

I would contact Apple directly here using this link below.

Product Feedback - Apple

Pick a product and indicate your concerns or suggestions,

Note: Please read Apple’s Unsolicited Idea Submission Policy before you send Apple your feedback.

Legal - Unsolicited Idea Submission Policy - Apple

You get credit for doing a lot of keyboarding on an iPad 🙂

I can't do it simply because of ten fat fingers. I did search a bit and there are some sites like this

https://www.dummies.com/consumer-electronics/tablets/ipad/how-to-type-on-the-ipa d-keyboard/

https://www.lifewire.com/fix-a-slow-ipad-4103783

About the keyboards settings on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support

FWIW, I usually use Brave on my iPad and on my iPhone.

Brave Browser: Fast AdBlocker on the App Store

Trying to crop profile photo is complete nightmare. It is not cropping, it’s squeezing it!

It's actually pretty easy.

A user's full size avatar is the one you see such as at the top of this topic. That is an 80 x 80 pixel space.

This is easiest to do with a good image editor that can edit in layers, such as Photoshop, GIMP, Affinity Photo and others.

1. Create an 80 x 80 pixel blank.

2. Draw a perfect circle on a new layer that is centered and butts the edge of the canvas. Give it a one pixel stroke so you know where it is without being a selection.

3. On another new layer below the circle, drop in your image and size it to fit as you want it to look in that circle.

4. Turn the circle layer off (or discard it) and save a flattened JPEG of your avatar image. For web viewing, preferably saved in the sRGB color space.

5. Upload the JPEG to your forum account and select it. Since it's the same size the forum software uses as your full size image, it will automatically land right in the center of the round gray outline used to frame your avatar.