Hi,
I've created a Firefox plugin to watch some videos without flash. It has passed preliminary review by Mozilla but according to the reviewer the videos on youtube can't be played
I do not question the wisdom of reviewers, but my "problem" is that I tested it on both linux and windows and I don't have this issue.
You may be interested by this plugin for your usage, and maybe helps me with the error if you cannot load some youtube videos.
About the addon, how it works and what it can and cannot do :
I know that some greasmonkey scripts and other solutions exist to play videos that would had need to use flash,
what I offer new is a simple plugin ready to use, also it can detect embed videos with no needs to code a module for each site, but for each video providers.
Each module is a jsm (javascript module) that search the video source and give it to firefox. It use a mix on XPath, Regex and DOM. so new videos can be supported fairly easily.
I am using it without major issus, at least for the sites I go on a daily bases (that use mostly youtube, blip and springboard) , so I thought it may interest firefox / linux users that do not want to have adobe flash on there computer.
I've created a Firefox plugin to watch some videos without flash. It has passed preliminary review by Mozilla but according to the reviewer the videos on youtube can't be played
This is in the console:
Error: TypeError: video_info.videos[0] is undefined
Source File: chrome://vwof/content/player.js
Error: TypeError: video_info.videos[0] is undefined
Source File: chrome://vwof/content/player.js
You may be interested by this plugin for your usage, and maybe helps me with the error if you cannot load some youtube videos.
About the addon, how it works and what it can and cannot do :
I know that some greasmonkey scripts and other solutions exist to play videos that would had need to use flash,
what I offer new is a simple plugin ready to use, also it can detect embed videos with no needs to code a module for each site, but for each video providers.
Each module is a jsm (javascript module) that search the video source and give it to firefox. It use a mix on XPath, Regex and DOM. so new videos can be supported fairly easily.
I am using it without major issus, at least for the sites I go on a daily bases (that use mostly youtube, blip and springboard) , so I thought it may interest firefox / linux users that do not want to have adobe flash on there computer.
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