#CHROME CANARY SILVERLIGHT VERIFICATION#
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#CHROME CANARY SILVERLIGHT WINDOWS#

Windows 9x/NTx users: File Shrinkers 32-bit + 64-bit.Tool to extract their contents ➜ I recommend : Some of these files are archived in ZIP, RAR, 7Z or CAB format ➜ you need a file decompression (unZIPping/unARChiving/unRARing).Some of these apps/programs/tools/scripts require adequate/advanced knowledge about critical computing, operating systems, shared environments, networks,Ĭybersecurity, and other related disciplines:.RESTORE/IMPORT REGISTRY/REGISTRY KEY(S)', also here (plain TXT) ! YOU are the ONLY one responsible for ANY changes YOUĪLWAYS HAVE YOUR MOST RECENT SYSTEM BACKUP READY !īEFORE MAKING ANY CHANGES ! ➜ see ' BACKUP/EXPORT + Registry/System/Startup files/configuration/settings !įaulty changes may result in crashes/lockups/permanent data loss, or might lead to having you Take EXTREME CAUTION when modifying/adjusting/customizing your.A major leap in resource usage efficiency, enabling direct access to GPU capabillities (which suspiciously sounds like it might require more than just new browser functionality, may also require new OS functionality as well which would mean Linux isn't supported. If that's not a mis-print, it's surprising but noteworthy if Google feels the implementation is stable enough to deploy mainstream.īy all accounts, the new HTML5 Netflix player should be vastly preferred over running the Silverlight version. Chromebook supposedly officially supports the Premium Multimedia Extensions (!). If anyone believes that Chromium (often aka 'Chrome Beta' or the Open Source testing ground for mainstream Chrome) is an adventure, the adventures aren't anything like what you'll find in Canary both good and bad. People who do bleeding edge web coding and browser development know that Canary is Chrome's Alpha project/release. Remains to be seen whether you can run the Netflix Player on Linux. But, I found that Chrome 'Canary' (which is indeed installable on openSUSE and other Linux) is supposed to include these same extensions. Is based on a W3C set of 'Premium Multimedia Extensions' which is composed of 3 DRM related technologies largely developed by Microsoft (would make sense if Netflix is using Silverlight and Windows DRM). Officially, this Netflix Player is supported running only on IE 11 on Win8.1 (blue) (aka unofficial service pack). They've recently announced support for HTML5, though the DRM requirementįorum Use Terms & Conditions at openSUSE Forums FAQYes, it looks like this Netflix HTML5 player is breaking news, within the past 6 days or so as I am posting. > deprecated Silverlight years ago, at some point the technology will die > But, I wonder if Netflix will ever re-build there app since MS > The catch might be Moonlight since it was always somewhat problematic No chance, because of the DRM requirements Netflix has. Would theoretically improve performance by running natively > someone to create a version running in Mono, possibly running in

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