Youtube videos in Safari

Hi, I don´t know whether this belongs here, but I want to ask it anyway. On my PC I´m using windows 7 and I use Safari as my main web browser. But after I updated to a new version of safari I experience problems with youtube videos. I am unable to maximize them to "full screen" mode. I simply click on that button but nothing happens. I found out that this happens only when there´s not video quality 480p available. When there´s that option, everything works normally, but when there´s just 240p,360p,720p or 1080p, videos simply don´t work on full screen.
I tried to play that videos on mozilla firefox, as well, and everything worked normally.
I have the newest version of safari (5.34.52.7) , when I used older version (5.33.18.5) everything was fine.
I´d like to solve this, because it´s quite annoying.
Thanks for help

Most YouTube content requires the Flash plugin. Try uninstalling your current copy of Flash then reinstall new.
Uninstall Flash Player | Windows
Reinstall from here > Install a different version of Adobe Flash Player
And empty the cache. Ctrl + Alt + E

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