From what I understand of it, yes, this is something we have to be concerned over if you are using in-page players. (If you don't use in-page players, then no, this is NOT something you have to be concerned over.)
Basically, the <object> and <embed> tags aren't going to works as they used to work.
I think what is going to happen now, in IE's case, is that if you have them, a window will pop up and ask you if you want to run/play them.
If you just link to movie files (with the <a> or <link> elements) then you should be fine.
See ya
On 4/6/06, Stan Hirson, Sarah Jones
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Should we be concerned about Microsoft's making changes to IE to conform to the Eolas decision?
As I understand it -- what little I do -- there may have to be changes in the embed codes for plugins and that will affect Quicktime and Flash movies in order to force a user action.
Should we be getting ready for something?
I'm surprised that there has been no discussion in this group.
Stan Hirson
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