And can I do the same in Tor? Because it´s free software, right?
It is not libre. It's proprietary JavaScript code instead of a Flash object
with proprietary ActionScript code. It's just that Abrowser is capable of
running JavaScript code, whereas Flash Player is needed for Flash objects.
I would recommend disabling JavaScript and using unofficial tools
Sorry but that is wrong.
It's not necessary to allow that option to use html5 youtube videos. Tor
browser works fine when you chose "not now" or "never".
You should NEVER allow that request as it might remove your anonymity.
Firefox doesn't currently support MSE. But the JavaScript code that takes
advantage of MSE support is proprietary, anyway.
The only thing I want to do is to play YouTube videos with a free software.
Actually I´m using HTML5 everywhere but some videos cannot play
How can I have the compatibility with Media Source Extensions, MSE & H.264
and MSE & WebM VP9? This is in the case of the Tor Browser
You're right. Didn't work the first time I tried, but for some reason it
works now. Thanks for pointing it out! =)
Oh, does it? I guess my knowledge is outdated. Maybe MSE support was added
between the last LTS and the current version. Or maybe Tor Browser disables
the feature for security reasons.
So why Abrowser supports it?
I really recommend turning Gnash of in your browser.
Gnash, long story short, sucks (or at least it did a few years ago and since
Trisquel probably hasn't shipped a new version of it (if such a thing
exists).it probably still does on Trisquel).
It works with the Tor Browser Bundle as long as you allow HTML5 canvas image
data extraction (a warning that pops up when a video is about to play).
I prefer to stream videos from youtube and others with gnome-mpv. It's uses
less resources and is more stable and reliable than those HTML5
It looks like you're using the HTML5 player, not flash.
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