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(Get the code!)
I found this technical and aesthetical just some minutes ago, and I think this is a papercut in all the whole expression.
The bug title is enought by itself for understand the problem; you can reproduce it just starting Totem and in the right side panel you choose Youtube. Then, you find and play the video stream, whatever you want: What do you have? Same as image 1, the video title, the timeline video with a 'Youtube' conduct (showing where are you in the video and how much does it have charged) and other stuff are OK, but the tootip of the video thumbnail inside Totem is pure pain at my eyes showing ALL the video URI with the video title... PAPERCUT! If you want the video URI, you can get it with a right click over the thumbnail (you are not going to remember the complete URI from the tooltip and write it perfectly correct in a web browser...)
OK, that was the first part of the papercut. Well, the video finish and you decide to go back to work... some hours after you want to see again the same video from Youtube inside of Totem... Click on Places > Recent Files... OMFG!? Where is the video I have played on stream?! I see a 'videoplayback' one, but I'm unsure it is the video I was seeing... This is a real mistake with Totem and GNOME's Recent Files integration; if I saw 8 different videos from Youtube, and all of they are called 'videoplayback', how can I recognize them? Same problem with that 'videoplayback' tooltip, extremly large (image number 2).
Well, let's imagine I click this 'videoplayback' waiting that is the video I played before... Wots! it is, but the Window Title says this annoying 'videoplayback' AGAIN (image number 3).
There are my 3 sand grains for Ubuntu :).
Greetings,
JaD!