At the risk of facing mod-wrath, I was referring to addons that automatically block certain scripts and flash players.Zachary Amaranth said:I'm not sure I know of any. What do you mean?
At the risk of facing mod-wrath, I was referring to addons that automatically block certain scripts and flash players.Zachary Amaranth said:I'm not sure I know of any. What do you mean?
I was mildly vague with my post, so I understand the confusion.Zachary Amaranth said:Oh, whoops. I didn't even think that might be where you were going. I thought maybe there was something specific to this security issue or soemthing. Sorry.
I got a notification and responded. It links to this post [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.878405-The-End-of-Flash-Firefox-Is-Now-Automatically-Blocking-Flash-By-Default?page=2#22129142], however, which says something different now. Also, I got a second notification. Weird.Vigormortis said:I was mildly vague with my post, so I understand the confusion.Zachary Amaranth said:Oh, whoops. I didn't even think that might be where you were going. I thought maybe there was something specific to this security issue or soemthing. Sorry.
Though, more confusingly, how the hell did your response post come before my post?
It's the only logical conclusion.Zachary Amaranth said:I blame Time Lord treachery.
Rule #1: The Doctor lies.Zachary Amaranth said:I blame Time Lord treachery.
umm 1080p 60 fps works fine for me in firefox so most likely the problem is in your computer if its not working for you.mad825 said:Trolololol Firefox. You still can't get 60FPS @ 1080p on youtube, in fact 1080p is disabled when using HTML5. Updates concerning HTML 5 didn't happen until Youtube started to penalise Flash users so Mozilla needs to be put down a notch because they still heavy rely on Flash.
You only need two things for that.MysticSlayer said:It's really easy to re-enable everywhere. Just go to Add-Ons and its under Plug-Ins. Alternatively, you could always find an extension that players HTML5 videos instead of Flash, but at least from my experience, those often only work on the most popular sites (well, at least beyond being hit-or-miss)
Yeah, with most/lots/all of the ads out of my way, I kind of like this feature.gigastar said:Oh so thats what happened.
Like hell im turning Flash off. Cant watch anime or youtube nor can i do anything on Newgrounds.
It did have the nice side effect of slaying all the ads though
Does kind of remind you just how old Flash is though. Its original incarnations date back to 1995.
Wait, what? It's flash that's limited to 30FPS by default on youtube, not HTML5, which obviously also plays resolutions higher than 720p. Maybe actually use a video at 1080p to test it next time...mad825 said:Trolololol Firefox. You still can't get 60FPS @ 1080p on youtube, in fact 1080p is disabled when using HTML5. Updates concerning HTML 5 didn't happen until Youtube started to penalise Flash users so Mozilla needs to be put down a notch because they still heavy rely on Flash.
Spoilers!FalloutJack said:Rule #1: The Doctor lies.
I get 'em on a few sites.OT: I should point out that it's only ever the Escapist that has caused me script errors. The rest is fine. What are they even getting tetchy about?
And for websites like Blip?Strazdas said:There has been an alternative for years. its called HTML5. Its vastly superior.
Not going to happen. HTML5 just works*. For video content anyways.P-89 Scorpion said:Ah yes lets return to the pre flash days when every site required a different video player Quicktime, RealPlayer, DivX Player etc all full of security holes.
Wait a few days and see how immensely fast they will have full-fledged HTML5-support. If they've got their wids in x264 and/or ogg already, then it's absolutely no big deal. The hard part is maintaining two working versions with feature parity.Soviet Heavy said:And for websites like Blip?
Nothing is preventing Blip from using HTML5 except themselves.Soviet Heavy said:And for websites like Blip?Strazdas said:There has been an alternative for years. its called HTML5. Its vastly superior.