Have you tried HTML5 YouTube?
Yes, from info given here. Two results:
1) It's better. But it's a better sequence of still pictures. :(
2) You only get HTML5 *IF* the video doesn't have an ad on it and there
are only a small number of those.
So, effectively, it's not better enough to make it usable.
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Malcolm
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