roquejose wrote:Do you know if Youtube HTML5 is enabled in Linux?
It's not enabled by default for me.
Firefox 38.0rc1 is now available
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harhar
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Re: Firefox 38.0rc1 is now available
It's not enabled by default for me.
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WaltS48
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Re: Firefox 38.0rc1 is now available
roquejose wrote:Do you know if Youtube HTML5 is enabled in Linux?
Not by default.
You have to go here and enable it. YouTube
As the page states it will use the HTML5 player where possible, so don't get rid of Flash.
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Drumbrake
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Re: Firefox 38.0rc1 is now available
I keep flash disabled in Linux, never accept cookies from Youtube (therefore I've not subscribed to their HTML5 channel or whatever they name it now) and so far I've had no issues with videos not playing on Youtube.
As for embedded videos on other websites, it's a different story: even when the exact same video is also available on youtube in HTML5 format, most websites won't play the video other than with flash -since I could not care less, I simply ignore those videos.
As for embedded videos on other websites, it's a different story: even when the exact same video is also available on youtube in HTML5 format, most websites won't play the video other than with flash -since I could not care less, I simply ignore those videos.