Firefox Nightly now plays Amazon.com Flash videos using Shumway
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Firefox Nightly now plays Amazon.com Flash videos using Shumway
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#3Today I learned that Firefox still supports Windows XP.
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#4> Shumway needs H.264 video decoders that may not be available on Windows XP or Linux. Today I learned that Firefox still supports Windows XP.
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#5> "Note that Shumway will not play Amazon's "Instant Video" films and TV shows. Those videos use Microsoft's Silverlight plugin for DRM."
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#7Shumway is written in TypeScript. It has an ActionScript interpreter and a JIT that generates JavaScript, compiled using eval(). The code is on GitHub:
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#8I'm waiting until they get JWPlayer working. So many sites still use it.
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#9> "Note that Shumway will not play Amazon's "Instant Video" films and TV shows. Those videos use Microsoft's Silverlight plugin for DRM."
Amazon Instant Video can also use Flash. See "Player Preferences": https://smile.amazon.com/gp/video/settings
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#10I'm a program manager on Mozilla's Shumway team. If you have any questions, please ask! :) The name "Shumway" is derived from "Gordon Shumway", the actual name of the TV character ALF: Flash -> Flash Gordon -> Gordon Shumway -> Shumway. :) Shumway is written in TypeScript. It has an ActionScript interpreter and a JIT that generates JavaScript, compiled using eval(). The code is on GitHub: https://github.com/mozilla/s…
That is very cool, if so.