And to answer your question: No, I don't have a website example. But I
think that either the package builder or the upstream devs should be
informed about this because I think this isn't the desired behaviour.
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[jaunty] totem-mozilla doesn't play OGG and MP3 files within the web browser
Hi,
yes it is reproducible. At least on my computer. To recreate this bug just drag
and drop an MP3 or OGG file into your (firefox) browser window. On hardy these
files will start to play within the browser with the totem plugin. On Jaunty
these files will be offered to download because
This is clear, but it worked that way in former releases and doesn't
anymore. Furthermore it still works inside Firefox with the much more
uncommon WMA format. Does this make sense? So I think it is definitely a
bug.
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[jaunty] totem-mozilla doesn't play OGG and MP3 files within the web browser
the webbrowser is not supposed to be a multimedia player that's not a
bug, do you have any buggy website example?
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[jaunty] totem-mozilla doesn't play OGG and MP3 files within the web browser
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/323963
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[jaunty] totem-mozilla doesn't play OGG and MP3 files within the web browser
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[jaunty] totem-mozilla doesn't play OGG and MP3 files within the web browser
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/323963
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