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Well it appears that at least the linked site does need flash. If you click on features and specifications the embedded video is flash (firefox 3.6) So not qui

by mixmax 16y ago

Well it appears that at least the linked site does need flash. If you click on features and specifications the embedded video is flash (firefox 3.6) So not quite true.

nika 16y ago
Give it a second and it replaces it with a javascript site. I have click to flash set up and before I could click, it replaced.
- mixmax 16y ago
  Doesn't happen for me for some reason. It keeps on being flash.
thristian 16y ago
I assumed it was a <video/> element that Firefox wouldn't render because it used H.264 video, but no... it's an ordinary Flash video. How odd.
- nitrogen 16y ago
  It seemed to play without Flash in Chrome 10.0.648.82 on Linux.
Samuel_Michon 16y ago
I use Firefox 3.6 on Win7 and I don't have a Flash plug-in installed. When navigating to one of the pages that contains video, FF prompts me to open or save a h.264 file with a .mp4 extension.