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This tutorial will explain How to view Youtube videos without flash in Firefox.
First you need to install Greasemonkey extension for Firefox and install this Greasemonkey script after completion you need to restart your firefox.
Greasemonkey extension allows you to customize the way a webpage displays using small bits of JavaScript.
We are installed script called Youtube without Flash Auto Adds links below the Youtube video to (a) download the video (HD .mp4 file, no converters are used, no external sites) (b) view the video with an embedded external player (like mplayerplug-in or the totem plugin)
This script offers direct access to Youtube videos, that is, the high quality .mp4 or .flv files. It doesn’t use any external sites or converters like some other scripts. The script adds links below the Youtube video to
* download the video
* replace the Flash player by an embedded external player.
(On Ubuntu, the default embedded player is the totem plugin, but you can also install mplayerplug-in or any other plugin that can play .flv and .mp4 videos.)
The script should work with Firefox, Safari, Opera, Epiphany and Google Chrome.
Hi,
In terms of performance how good this would be instead of Flash?
I think it will be much better, but i would like to know your opinion!
Best regards,
Cláudio Novais.
Better use Gnash and help to debug it and devolop it.
http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/
That’s awesome! At last I can watch YouTube Videos without crashing my browser or having desyncronized Audio and Video. Thanks.
Well, that’s really interesting. But what if I do need flash to be working on my sites? I mean .swf. Is it possible to use them simultaneously: flash for .swf and this script for youtube?
which plug-in would be the best?
where i can get the Youtube without Flash Auto script for google chrome ??