.m3u8 is a file format for video streams. It works like a playlist, it's a file that defines a collection of individual video files, each being one small part of the stream.
m3u8's can't be played natively by a browser, and if the OP has enabled autoplay media, kbin is probably directing the browser to that URL, the browser can't play it in-tab, so it downloads it as a file instead.
Quirky little bug you found there OP. Codeberg would love to know.
There's another post about this that has a codeberg issue placed.
Neat, I’ve made much ado about nothing lol. Still not sure what a codeberg is, suppose I should look at that too.
Since nobody has filled you in, I may as well : Codeberg appears to be FOSS Github. It's just a place for people to track bugs and collaborate on open source projects which is presumably, itself, open source.
Codeberg is a non-profit founded specifically to provide a FOSS alternative to GitHub and GitLab for hosting projects. The site is based on Forgejo, which is a community-driven fork of Gitea (both are FOSS, though Gitea is helmed by a for-profit company).
Sorry, how does one go about letting Codeberg know?
Ah, well it seems they already know lol
Heck, someone else doing the dirty work is just my style
.m3u8 is a file format for video streams. It works like a playlist, it's a file that defines a collection of individual video files, each being one small part of the stream.
m3u8's can't be played natively by a browser, and if the OP has enabled autoplay media, kbin is probably directing the browser to that URL, the browser can't play it in-tab, so it downloads it as a file instead.
Quirky little bug you found there OP. Codeberg would love to know.
There's another post about this that has a codeberg issue placed.
https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/446
Neat, I’ve made much ado about nothing lol. Still not sure what a codeberg is, suppose I should look at that too.
Since nobody has filled you in, I may as well : Codeberg appears to be FOSS Github. It's just a place for people to track bugs and collaborate on open source projects which is presumably, itself, open source.
Codeberg is a non-profit founded specifically to provide a FOSS alternative to GitHub and GitLab for hosting projects. The site is based on Forgejo, which is a community-driven fork of Gitea (both are FOSS, though Gitea is helmed by a for-profit company).
Sorry, how does one go about letting Codeberg know?
Ah, well it seems they already know lol
Heck, someone else doing the dirty work is just my style