youtube videos have dual audio streams, still play in Moz Safe Mode
When I play youtube videos, there is a dual audio track that can't be shut down, turned off, or volume controled. It plays in sync sometimes, but mostly starts late and s… (続きを読む)
When I play youtube videos, there is a dual audio track that can't be shut down, turned off, or volume controled. It plays in sync sometimes, but mostly starts late and sounds like an echo or worse!
I have tried opening Firefox in safe mode but it does not solve the problem. So far it only happens with Youtube videos. I don't know if it's a Mozilla or youtube issue. There is also a small black 'speaker cone' icon it the right-hand side of the page-tab. If I click on it a strike thru line appeard over the icon to indicate it's been shut off. But it also closes down the other audio stream so there is NO audio at all!
How do I fix this?
Thank You
Firefox
Where is the data for the newtab tiles stored? Can I stop such data being stored?
I refer to the discussion at: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/973320. The result of the discussion is that by adding 2 new boolean preferences to the about:co… (続きを読む)
I refer to the discussion at: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/973320.
The result of the discussion is that by adding 2 new boolean preferences to the about:config page, and then deleting the contents of the thumbnails folder in the profile, I am referring to: browser.pagethumbnails.capturing_disabled (true) and to pageThumbs.enabled (false).
By creating those boolean preferences, it is possible to stop Firefox from showing tiles of previously visited pages in the new tab page, but having done that the new tab page still shows captions of previously visited pages - the images have gone but the web addresses are still shown. This is reported in the discussion at the address noted above.
It is not clear whether Firefox will continue to record the data in the captions as new pages are visited, but even though the thumbnails folder has been cleaned, the data in the captions is still stored somewhere.
It amazes me that having provided for cleaning of history etc for the sake of security, Firefox has been designed to make a record of the history of visited pages, and that there is no obvious way to delete it or perhaps even prevent further such data being stored. Of course, you can customise the new tab page not to show the captions, but you can easily reverse that customisation, upon doing which it is apparent that the data is still there.
Firstly, how can I stop further captions being recorded and stored, or do the new boolean preferences on th about config page achieve that? Secondly, where is the captions data stored in Firefox, and how may it be deleted? If I could not stop it from being collected and stored, I could perhaps set up a custom deletion in privacy software periodically to delete the records. I am aware that the tiles can be deleted individually, but there appears to be an endless supply of them, and so I need to delete them all together, and also automate the process of deleting furhter captions if I cannot stop Firefox from storing this data.
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I can watch certain videos on a channel just fine but some other videos on the same exact channel I can not watch. I get the following message: Your browser does not curr… (続きを読む)
I can watch certain videos on a channel just fine but some other videos on the same exact channel I can not watch. I get the following message:
Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available.
When I click on the HTML5 I get the following:
What does this browser support?
HTMLVideoElement has a check next to it.
H.264 does not have a check next to it. It has a red box.
WebM VP8 has a check next to it.
Media Source Extensions has a check next to it.
MSE & H.264 does not have a check next to it. It has a red box.
MSE & WebM VP9 has a check next to it.
How do I get the 2 with the red boxes to have checks next to them??
I am using FireFox ESR 52.3.0 (32bit)
My os is Windows XP.
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I rec. the Following Error when trying to Play Adobe Flash Player Videos: We're sorry, but your browser does not support this video. Please install Adobe Flash version 10… (続きを読む)
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My System Information: Operation System is Windows XP Service Pack 3 Firefox ESR Version 52.3.0 (32-Bit) Adobe Flash Player Version 26.0.0.151 Browser Name Firefox (NPAPI)
Please help.