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    Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

    What this means ?Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available
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    Re: Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

    Originally posted by ivtec View Post
    What this means ?Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available
    Is this non support of NPAPI that causes this non full screen on this site?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j_j7Wv-nDs

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      Re: Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

      Netscape Plugin API, an old standard for Netscape/Firefox/other plugins.

      I guess Google wants their own API and not go with an old API, mainly to kill Flash and Java (not Javascript) I suppose (among other stuff, virtually all existing plugins out there including Silverlight)...

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        Re: Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

        They've been disabled in firefox alpha too. Luckily netflix has html5/mp4 support in chrome, but not firefox
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          Re: Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

          Originally posted by Uranium-235 View Post
          They've been disabled in firefox alpha too. Luckily netflix has html5/mp4 support in chrome, but not firefox
          html5/mp4?
          if most streaming sites use Flashplayer? what html5 will do for us?

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            Re: Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

            It's the basis for secure mp4/h.264 streaming, which is the only reason why netflix allowed it, cause it's DRM for non-flash/non-Silverlight video
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              Re: Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

              Originally posted by Uranium-235 View Post
              It's the basis for secure mp4/h.264 streaming, which is the only reason why netflix allowed it, cause it's DRM for non-flash/non-Silverlight video
              So most streaming iptv is flashplayer you wont be able to watch most video streams ?if so that's a good thing for us?

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                Re: Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

                No more flash. Good riddance. HTML5 does everything Flash did, in better quality and using less resources. Chrome's HTML5 implementation is fairly buggy tho - you'll laugh but the best HTML5 support i have seen so far is in IE11 on Win 8.1.
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                  Re: Chrome support for NPAPI plugins no longer available

                  Originally posted by Th3_uN1Qu3 View Post
                  No more flash. Good riddance. HTML5 does everything Flash did, in better quality and using less resources. Chrome's HTML5 implementation is fairly buggy tho - you'll laugh but the best HTML5 support i have seen so far is in IE11 on Win 8.1.
                  why you guys don't put this flash/HTML5 thing in lame terms,i end up not understanding ,if HTML5 is the new thing then why so many people have problems to watch video streams since most Videos are Flash Based,you mean if i have HTML5 will i watch flash player streams? if so how i install HtML5? and is it for Win and Linux OPS? or is this a thing that Browsers already have integrated in their web plug-gins?

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