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Forewarning that all mpv configuration is done by runtime parameters or manually editing config files, but yeah I prefer it to Potplayer/MPC-HC/VLC/etc. I recorded that with ShareX, but I just checked and gooncam still works fine for me. I know a friend of mine who's on Win10 complained about it not working anymore, so I'm guessing you're also on Win10 and that's the problem. ShareX should work fine on any modern version of Windows and it's my recommendation for general quick and easy video/screenshot capture / upload (though it does other stuff too). If you want something more robust, the "industry standard" insofar as there is one for this kind of thing, is OBS. Though I'm pretty sure OBS won't encode to VP8/Vorbis webm or gif, so you'll need to transcode with ffmpeg or something if you want to get that. Read fucked around with this message at 13:28 on Oct 25, 2016 |
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This has been happening for a while now, but twitter videos won't play at all in firefox. Everything else plays, youtube, mp4's, embedded webms, etc, but not twitter videos. Disabling noscript and adblock doesn't fix it. Anyone know a fix for it?
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Oct 25, 2016 16:07
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I hadn't thought of the minvid feature at all until I saw the add-on. Well, I guess if I feel like I want it back I'll know how to do it. Makes sense to keep video playback out of the browser as much as possible anyway.
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Captain Invictus posted:This has been happening for a while now, but twitter videos won't play at all in firefox. Everything else plays, youtube, mp4's, embedded webms, etc, but not twitter videos. Disabling noscript and adblock doesn't fix it. Anyone know a fix for it? I use tweetdeck, and everything works.
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Oct 26, 2016 09:36
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mike12345 posted:I use tweetdeck, and everything works. Yeah but like, whenever someone embeds a media-containing tweet on here or links to one, it never works. Can you just drop a twitter link into tweetdeck and have it work, or what?
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Oct 26, 2016 12:22
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Do you have firefox tracking protection enabled?
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Oct 26, 2016 12:40
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Captain Invictus posted:Yeah but like, whenever someone embeds a media-containing tweet on here or links to one, it never works. Can you just drop a twitter link into tweetdeck and have it work, or what? No, what I'm saying is that the problem is not default Firefox, it's probably something like an add-on or changed prefs (what Flipperwaldt said) on your end. I checked twitter.com and played some vids, works the same.
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Captain Invictus posted:This has been happening for a while now, but twitter videos won't play at all in firefox. Everything else plays, youtube, mp4's, embedded webms, etc, but not twitter videos. Disabling noscript and adblock doesn't fix it. Anyone know a fix for it? What OS and version are you on? If it's Win7, you may need a media pack installed to allow Firefox to actually play many video types. https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=16546 If you're on Windows 10, try a fresh Firefox profile first.
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Oct 26, 2016 13:18
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wooger posted:What OS and version are you on? They also removed tab groups at some point which is annoying, but at least they provide a link to an add-on that fills that job just as well.
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Somewhere along the way, my Firefox (49.0.2) seems to have forgotten what cleartype, hardware acceleration and smooth scrolling are. The options are all set to "on" however Firefox is rendering type really awfully and is jumpily scrolling. I'm running the latest Nvidia drivers, are Mozilla and Nividia having a spat? EDIT: I restarted Firefox in its safe-mode, and fonts are still ugly, so its not a plugin conflict. Snuffman fucked around with this message at 20:53 on Nov 5, 2016 |
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Snuffman posted:Somewhere along the way, my Firefox (49.0.2) seems to have forgotten what cleartype, hardware acceleration and smooth scrolling are. The options are all set to "on" however Firefox is rendering type really awfully and is jumpily scrolling. Try it with an entirely new profile - not just a refreshed one or one used in Safe Mode. Also, Web of Trust has got into some hot water: Mozilla and Google remove WOT extension from Store http://www.ghacks.net/2016/11/05/mozilla-and-google-remove-wot-extension/ WattsvilleBlues fucked around with this message at 18:09 on Nov 6, 2016 |
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Nov 6, 2016 14:05
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WattsvilleBlues posted:Also, Web of Trust has got into some hot water: Was just checking to see if they'd gotten multiprocess compatible. Are there any comparable services that don't retain / market user data?
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Your brain. Just use uBlock and uMatrix and you'll be safe enough. There, now you don't need to rely on some reddit type circlejerking upvote/downvote addon to use the internet. If a site is truly malicious Google/Firefox will block it with a giant red warning anyway.
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Just a heads up, that Test Pilot extension Page Shot now allows you to select a container (like a quote box in a forum) as well as having a new button to save the entire page. Hells yes. This extension is super useful to me now.
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Some malware site opened a popup that had the menu disabled. I wanted to report the site as deceptive, but as far as I can tell, there is no way of doing that because the menu was disabled  .The address bar was enabled, so I just copied the address from there, opened a normal new window and pasted the address there, then used the report site feature in the menu. Yeah I know, I got a double dose of whatever malware they were serving. I also tried the Ⓘ button on the left side of the address bar but as far as I can tell, there is no report feature there.
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Wheany posted:Some malware site opened a popup that had the menu disabled. I wanted to report the site as deceptive, but as far as I can tell, there is no way of doing that because the menu was disabled You don't have to do that stuff through a menu. https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_badware/?hl=en https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en e: Alternatively you can access the menu item from a normal window, then paste in the url of the bad site.
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Any way to stop Firefox from bugging me about updating??
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PirateBob posted:Any way to stop Firefox from bugging me about updating?? Yes, stop using firefox.
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Alternately, update. (There are things you can do to stop the check but I'm not about to give people advice on how they can get themselves added to a botnet.)
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PirateBob posted:Any way to stop Firefox from bugging me about updating?? Change to an ESR version of Firefox.
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fishmech posted:Change to an ESR version of Firefox. Thanks. Avenging Dentist posted:Alternately, update. Any way to get rid of the automatic disabling of "incompatible" addons? Adding extensions.checkCompatibility.xx.0 to about :config didn't work anymore. edit: or unsigned/unverified extensions, whatever the problem is PirateBob fucked around with this message at 16:16 on Nov 9, 2016 |
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Get add-ons that aren't abandonware. Unsigned add-ons are no longer accepted in current versions of Firefox. ESR will work for a bit but probably no longer than through the next ESR release's life-cycle, like old-timey plug-ins.
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You can get unbranded builds of Firefox, which let you run unsigned addons, but getting newer addons is a better idea in the long run. You could probably also submit the addons for signing if you really wanted.
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Im_Special posted:There, now you don't need to rely on some reddit type circlejerking upvote/downvote addon to use the internet. Well that explains why every Scientology website ever got a massive page warning from WOT.
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What the hell? I'm watching twitch and suddenly an ad starts playing - I have Ublock Origin.
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spit on my clit posted:What the hell? I'm watching twitch and suddenly an ad starts playing - I have Ublock Origin. Could be this: https://blog.twitch.tv/introducing-surestream-for-a-better-video-ad-experience-on-twitch-3ca5ce3287c
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spit on my clit posted:What the hell? I'm watching twitch and suddenly an ad starts playing - I have Ublock Origin. it's almost like the blocklists are a volunteer thing that can't/won't always and immediately block every new ad/type of ad ever
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Applebees posted:Could be this: Well I hope Ublock can cut that out soon
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Trying to eliminate Google from my life, is there no equivalent for ublock origin websockets in FF? Guessing that's the ad you're seeing but I just happened to be looking for that.
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Pryor on Fire posted:Trying to eliminate Google from my life, is there no equivalent for ublock origin websockets in FF? Guessing that's the ad you're seeing but I just happened to be looking for that. The workaround for WebSocket ads is only necessary on Chrome. As far as I know, Firefox was able to block connections initiated via WebSockets since the very start.
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spit on my clit posted:Well I hope Ublock can cut that out soon My understanding is that it's basically unblockable, because they stream the ad right in the same video stream you were getting the streamer's content from. It's possible I'm wildly wrong on this because I've basically only got third hand information on it. biznatchio fucked around with this message at 04:30 on Nov 17, 2016 |
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Is it just me or is Firefox 50 slow as poo poo? I've got uBlock Origin, Flagfox, Enhanced Steam, and Dashlane for extensions but it was fine in 49.
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my kinda ape posted:Is it just me or is Firefox 50 slow as poo poo? I've got uBlock Origin, Flagfox, Enhanced Steam, and Dashlane for extensions but it was fine in 49. I'm on 51 now, but I never noticed any problems when I was on 50. I have a lot of extensions running, but not the same ones as you so maybe it's one of those? I would test running in safe mode to see if that fixes it, and if it does then go through and rule out your extensions.
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my kinda ape posted:Is it just me or is Firefox 50 slow as poo poo? I've got uBlock Origin, Flagfox, Enhanced Steam, and Dashlane for extensions but it was fine in 49. I didn't notice anything strange in the few hours I've used it so far. You could go to about :performance and see if an addon is misbehaving, if you don't want to go through them all one by one.
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Is anyone else having issues with the new version of Snaplinks? I've been using it for ages and it seems to have broken for me with the update yesterday, but I'm not seeing anyone else having any issues with it.
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Older versions work. You can use version 2.4.3 and it works fine. From the SALR thread: jaydee864 posted:There was an update to Snap Links recently which disables any configuration settings and forces you to use the default. You can manually revert to 2.4.3 from the version list on the addon page: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/snaplinksplus/versions/ Also, make sure you disable automatic updates.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Older versions work. You can use version 2.4.3 and it works fine.
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Applebees posted:Could be this: Well I'm never using twitch again. God even just reading that drivel is annoying. "we're building a more seamless ad experience".
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It was always only a matter of time until someone figured out a way to work around adblocking for video, by integrating all content + advertising into a single stream. I thought Google would get to it first with Youtube, but I guess Amazon is just as likely.
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The Gunslinger posted:Well I'm never using twitch again. God even just reading that drivel is annoying. "we're building a more seamless ad experience". The vast majority of the entire internet, this site included, is built on a financial foundation of advertising. Hargrimm posted:It was always only a matter of time until someone figured out a way to work around adblocking for video, by integrating all content + advertising into a single stream. I thought Google would get to it first with Youtube, but I guess Amazon is just as likely. YouTube is already pretty close to this on mobile. They serve the ad videos from the same domains as their content, so it's impossible to block them by normal means. You have to resort to third party clients, root/jailbreak tweaks (if possible), and all that stuff.
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