It is starting to sound like Google is being a dick and gearing their service to be fully functional with their browser and not others, unless it is the fault of Firefox. Because every video works in Chrome with html5. Flash is being annoying.
Frequently, it will freeze Firefox, and then I will get an error message saying that the flash player stopped working. I almost always get this freeze on startup of the browser if I forgot to disable Flash and then I get other times while using Firefox as well. I only get this problem when flash is enabled, therefore it is flash.
You can argue that it is only my computer, which maybe it is, but I cannot find a solution, nor have I been able to solve it, except by disabling flash. You are correct about the Chrome thing. I am unfamiliar with Chrome; kind of dumb that the plugins aren't present in the settings, another reason not to switch.
After disabling flash in chrome, roughly the same videos that don't play in FF don't play in chrome either. I did all of the above and still get the flash player stopped working.
Still getting the same problems. So it still seems like it is a flash problem and not my computer. Protected mode spins up numerous separate instances of the Flash player so that bad Flash content is more isolated and has less opportunity to attack your system.
Unfortunately, it seems that this feature causes problems on some systems. Rather than disabling Flash entirely, have you tried any of the add-ons that block Flash on a page until you approve it, for example, Flashblock you might want to allow HTML5 video automatically in its settings rather than having both treated the same? Perhaps that would at least limit the issue to pages where you wanted to use Flash.
Seems like a smart plugin. I allowed all html5. Media Player now supports history it will save the current track position and retrieves it after a restart 2. Media player now supports global keyboard shortcuts for toggle pause and play state, move to the previous track and move to the next track 0.
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