> "essential" Flash content (such as embedded video players) are allowed to automatically run, while non-essential Flash content, much of that being advertisements, will be automatically paused.
Can’t we just throw out all flash?
Can’t we just throw out all flash?
I can disable JS, too. Or I can disable ad trackers on my system.
Doesn’t remove them for anyone else, though, and doesn’t mean I still get the same quality of browsing.
Way too much stuff needs it. For example fun little browser games. For example http://www.kongregate.com/ http://www.miniclip.com/ http://www.friv.com/
At least in my browser (Firefox on Linux) flash plays better than html5 for video.
We already have a way to transmit two-way video live in browsers (WebRTC).
It should be not to hard to use the codecs existing for that to make a one-way live streaming in browsers.
If someone would add a small standard extension (like Microsoft originally suggested) to allow for one-way streams, we could do livestreaming over it, too.
Preferably even make it seamless – allow pointing a video element to a livestream source.
And I was more asking if the EU might add it to the current trial, but considering it was just badly phrased, guaranteed not.