Thanks for this. I had browsed the wiki but hadn't had time yet to delve into
the long "Home and Office" section. Looks like there's lots of good stuff
there.
From the standpoint of promoting freedom, is it preferred not to watch flash
videos at all (even using Gnash or lightspark?) If so then I will go to the
extra trouble of trying to access non-flash video on those websites or
searching for other websites that offer non-flash video.
"html5 video everywhere" was already an installed and enabled extension on
Abrowser. Does it do good things from a promoting freedom standpoint? When I
said I disabled the "html5-video-everywhere", I only disabled it for youtube.
So I'm still watching html5 video on youtube, just not with the Firefox
player implemented by "html5 video everywhere"
Will "html5 video everywhere" prompt websites with flash content to enable
access to html5 as an alternative? I might disable Gnash and lightspark to
find out.
