Need a non sdk version of YouTube All HTML5

[John connor]

When 27 rolls around I will be forced to keep version 26 on my parents computer do to the YouTube All HTML5 addon not being compatible. I looked at others and either they don't have what I want or are not compatible with PM. This is the extension. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... src=search

[New Tobin Paradigm]

Ok.. what do you want us to do about it? What is the point of this thread? To tell us an incompatible jetpack extension is incompatible?

[Lootyhoof]

These types of YouTube addons are also available as Greasemonkey scripts. One such popular script is ViewTube.

There are many others, however; feel free to have a look.

[John connor]

These types of YouTube addons are also available as Greasemonkey scripts. One such popular script is ViewTube.

There are many others, however; feel free to have a look.

ViewTube seems to fit the bill. Thanks!

[John connor]

Would you happen to know of a GreaseMonkey script that makes Google results black? I had a script back in circa '08 that did this and it wasn't updated. I can't stand all that white.

[dark_moon]

I wonder why you need a addon for that.
If you doesn't have Flash installed then Youtube play only HTML5.

Works for me since a long time now and with Pale Moon 27 you can play HTML5 videos with more then 720p.

[mgagnonlv]

That's one way; another way to force Youtube to use Html5 is to visit this page: https://www.youtube.com/html5

If you are still using Flash by default, there will be a button to force Youtube to use HTML5.

[John connor]

This is for my parents computer. They are not going to bother entering a specific link or anything and my dad often finds videos through Google searching. Also, Flash needs to be installed unfortunately so that my parents can see a wide range of content.

[mgagnonlv]

@John Connor.

Sorry that I wasn't clear.
If you or your parents are currently using Flash to see Youtube videos, you only need to visit this page once:
https://www.youtube.com/html5

It then stores a cookie (or maybe it removes one) so that, from now on, all Youtube videos will be seen using the HTML5 player.

[John connor]

I don't keep cookies on browser exit. Cache and cookies are always deleted on browser exit an that's been my policy for years.