linux (tip) for adobe flash youtube movies
hi
adobe is no longer updating flash for linux I now use a combination of extensions, in google chrome to get around this YMMV Firstly I use Stop Autoplay for YouTube------- to stop autoplay and YouTube Downloader: MP3 / HD Video Download------to provide a download button to download movie in various formats and play in your favourite media player eg vlc Back to top |
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but, doesn't Chrome contain flash?
Check out: Link Adobe Flash Player is directly integrated with Google Chrome and enabled by default. Back to top |
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hi
yes I agree....but for the following reasons I don't use it. According to your link, chrome use libpepflashplayer.so.....which is modified from the original adobe plugin. I think I have mentioned it elsewhere but I don't use chrome's plugin but the official plugin. The reason for this.....is until recently......chrome is slower to update its plugin versus the adobe site. I download the tarball and unpack it to a storage folder and have sym link to /usr/lib/browser-plugins. The beauty of my technique is I only need to use root powers to create the sym link, once. Each update then is done with local user powers to replace the libflashplayer.so into my special folder. ------------------------ But adobe is no longer updating as today shows linux version is 11,2,202,236 but ms is 11.3.300.268 --------------------------- so my OP was an explanation of what I am doing to avoid issues at youtube for some movies that rely on flash. I am aware that youtube is moving away from flash so over time, linux may be back to equal? cheers Back to top |
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I'm running the beta of the Chrome browser, that's why I haven't noticed. My flash in chrome is 11,3,31,222.
I misunderstood what you were posting, mostly because I hardly use Chrome, and, I'm used to older versions of flash in Firefox. My FF is at 11,2,202,236 now. Back to top |
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Wont' be options soon, unless firefox adopts the new plugin interface that chrome is using.
In a sense, that's ok though, but my guess is webkit and mozilla type browsers will all adopt the new method because otherwise they are haning this niche market to google chrome. Back to top |
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today I had to follow GoinEasy9 and move to beta as
some pages were very slow to load with todays update of chromium but, without any real testing, I suspect its because the flash is so old and running beta with flash version as per :: Quote ::
Google Chrome 21.0.1180.77 (beta) OS Linux Flash plugin 11.3.31.225 /opt/google/chrome/PepperFlash/libpepflashplayer.so Flash plugin 11.2 r202 /a/E/files/flash/libflashplayer.so (not used) works with beta correctly for some web pages. my last line is quote shows my old sym link and its version number Back to top |
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Having moved to beta, my old extensions for youtube no workee
if interested search in extensions for Dr Newton or chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mgohhadkbjddoimddcholknnjmcbldgm works for me Back to top |
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