Thanks also to Swfdec for implementing this feature concurrently, helping to attack wmode from many angles and bring Linux web browsing up to ~2002 standards.īe advised that there are still some wmode-related problems, most notably this crash issue. For Opera (as of this writing), you will need the latest beta of 9.50. That's right- this feature will work on both Firefox and Opera on Linux. Thanks to both the Firefox and Opera teams for their support in implementing wmode. (There are also 2 new wmodes introduced in Astro - direct and gpu - that are already supported in Linux where allowed by hardware.) CommunityMX has this great, simple page that illustrates the differences between the 3 modes. To be clear, there are 3 major modes for SWFs embedded in webpages: 1) Windowed mode, which is the only one supported by the Linux Flash Player up to this point 2) windowless/transparent mode 3) windowless/opaque mode. I suspect the novelty will wear off rather soon. Let me tell you, I have never been so happy to see one as when I first got one to work in Linux. fullscreen Flash overlay ads! Yes! They're on Linux now. Flash Player addon doesnt adds Adobe Flash Player functionality to your browser, it Plays flash files only, as stated in addon name and description. Flash Player is a trademark owned by Adobe Systems.
In full-screen mode on Linux, playing odd-width movies (with screen widths not divisible by 16) may cause a crash.Ī.k.a. To remove Flash Player Add-on from Firefox browser, right-click on extension icon and choose 'Remove from Firefox' option.H.264 support and full-screen hardware scaling on the Linux platform are at alpha quality.
#INSTALAR O ADOBE FLASH PLAYER 9 WINDOWS#
On Linux, mouse events do not work as expected when "Select windows when the mouse moves over them" is enabled.Hardware scaling is not available on Linux.If you use hardware scaling when you send Flash content to full-screen mode, some elements may not render correctly when you return to the normal (in the browser window) mode.This feature is enabled in the Flex 3 beta available on Adobe Labs. Support for caching common platform components, such as the Flex framework, to reduce average application sizes.Higher quality and performance for downscaling large bitmaps (SWF 9 only).Faster rendering of vector graphics on multi-core CPUs.Support for H.264 video and HE-AAC audio codecs.This beta version brings new features and improvements over the previous releases, such as:
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