As you can see J! does infact embed YT in current staging.

The solution is in "set 0" remove ",iframe" in the editor->tinymce plugin.


@joomla-cms-bot close not a bug

Please post such requests to https://forum.joomla.org

Thank you for the answer.

I understand that it is not bug, but why it is not "set 0" by default, it may confuse many Joomla users.

Regards,

It is for security purposes

Certain HTML tags are prohibited by default because of possible security side effects (embedding iframes or script elements from unsafe sources). So it has a tradeoff of requiring additional configuration to allow them.

@mbabker we can provide a simple tinymce plugin for oembed sources will make the process much easier for end users.
info: https://github.com/iamcal/oembed

Let me know if that's considered, then it shouldn't take too long to prepare a PR

Anything logical should be considered.

there is also a tinymce specific youtube plugin available

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btw the tinymce filter can be switched of by the setting "Use the Joomla Text filters". In the Joomla Text filters the super user is not filtert.