Hmm. How does this work for HTML5 video? My understanding that the AV
grunt work for the browser was handed off to the QuickTime plugin. I
guess I can answer my own question. Loading up an html5 video in youtube
played just fine while Flash ones complained that I needed to install
the plugin.
So are you saying that turning off plugins disables flash? How do you do
that. I can turn on/off Extensions but not plugins in Safari Preferences
and Flash doesn't show up as an Extension.
CB
On 10/31/11 11:04 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
Glad that worked, I actually leave plug ins disabled unless
Hi, Chris. To disable plugins and other web content, go into Safari
prefs/security. I don't see a way of disabling individual items, except for
Javascript and Java. By the way, if you want to check out the installed plugins
and their status, go to help/installed plugins. Note: not to be
I subscribe to a rivals sports site and generally after every game, they put up
video of coaches and players. The videos are imbedded into the page. I can't
access the play buttons on the Mac but can on the IPhone. Does anyone have an
idea as to how I might get those buttons to show up on
Hi, Kevin,
Do you know which players the site uses for media? If it uses strictly flash,
it will not be very accessible on the Mac. You could possibly try going to the
mobile version on your computer, which will most likely not contain flash.
HTH,
Teresa
Everything is interesting if you go
Hi Teresa.
I am confused about something here. You said Flash wasn't accessible. However,
my church has been using Flash Player from Adobe, and it works fine under Lion,
except my stupid Wi-Fi keeps cutting out, which is something I'll need to take
up with A T and T. However, is that the same
I should clarify. The player controls are not accessible, but flash can be
played if it starts up when the player is first loaded.
Teresa
On the other hand, there are different fingers.
On Oct 31, 2011, at 4:15 PM, Gigi wrote:
Hi Teresa.
I am confused about something here. You said Flash
I wonder if there are 2 versions of the page, a flash and an html version, if
the site is giving you the flash version on the mac, you won't see the buttons
since adobe refuses to make flash accessible. You might try this, open safari
preferences and go to the security tab, uncheck the option
Well, Mike, That worked. I guess there's a reason for it all.
Thanks for the help from all,
Kev
On Oct 31, 2011, at 8:57 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
I wonder if there are 2 versions of the page, a flash and an html version, if
the site is giving you the flash version on the mac, you won't see
Glad that worked, I actually leave plug ins disabled unless I know I will need
flash, this will cause sites to provide an html version if possible which will
read. Hopefully eventually html5 takes the place of flash and this is no longer
an issue.
On Oct 31, 2011, at 8:19 PM, Kevin Mattingly
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