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I run midori [1] on a freebsd machine, it works somewhat well (audio problems) with html5 video on youtube. Quicktime is not a fallback, it's still the standard
by younata 16y ago
I run midori [1] on a freebsd machine, it works somewhat well (audio problems) with html5 video on youtube.
Quicktime is not a fallback, it's still the standard.
edit: forgot the link
[1] http://www.twotoasts.de/ http://www.twotoasts.de/
- ugh 16y agoI fired up Chrome and here is what I saw: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4073000/chrome.png http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4073000/chrome.png They seem to do some evil browser sniffing (I have no confirmation but that’s how it looks) and indeed use QuickTime as a fallback if you use any other browser than Safari. Apple, listen: Thou Shalt Detect Features, Not Browsers! :)
- younata 16y agohttp://i49.tinypic.com/ws0boj.png http://i49.tinypic.com/ws0boj.png I have midori identifying as safari - it works well enough for google to at least not give me crap for using something different, and I still see the "you need quicktime to view this" stuff.