=== m_conley_away is now known as m_conley === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [16:47] does anyone know the reason why both Firefox and Google Chrome (inc Chromium) fail to load and display adobe flash content on web pages in ubuntu 12.04? [16:49] brianb: huh? wfm [16:50] Also is both Firefox and google Chrome running in protected mode via the sandbox mechanism - which could be the reason why both browsers fail to play out a flash website content? [16:51] does it work in non protected mode? [16:51] well how do you switch off protected mode in each browser? [16:52] well, you can try in a new firefox profile (firefox -P) [16:52] how do i do that [16:52] run it in a terminal or alt + f2 [16:53] with firefox runing? [16:53] no [16:53] explain please [16:55] is this flash protected mode or the browser's protected mode? [16:56] well thats an interesting question it could be either [16:57] there was a problem with firefox/flash protected mode, I don't know if it's fixed: http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/929134 [16:58] ok so that sounds like the sandox mech [16:58] which i think is built into mozilla [16:58] we also don't ship flash 11.3, is this a problem with the flash from the Ubuntu archive? [16:59] however the problem i have is that both google chrome and mozilla will not play any flash content and i have doubled checked to make sure that both have a flash plug in installed [17:00] chrome ships its own flash [17:00] Chrome does but chromium i think does not [17:00] right [17:00] i stand to be corrected on that [17:01] now lets take Chrome which I have installed [17:01] it has as you rightly said flash built into the browser [17:01] for Chrome you'll have to ask them [17:02] so if i try and display content from the BBC news (live ) what should happen is i should get a both audio an video content [17:04] what i actual get is a blank space where the content should appear and a message - could not load shockwave flash [17:05] the message appears at the top of the chrome browser [17:05] http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en-GB&answer=108086 [17:06] the flash is enabled i have checked that [17:07] it would appear to me that the trigger mech to load flash is not working hence the message [17:07] which begs the question is it a problem with the sandbox protected mode of flash? [17:08] in the support article it mentions a system and built in version, maybe try with the system version [17:10] i have tryed both chrome and chromium both yeild the same problem [17:10] also same with firefox [17:11] if it was a google chrome issue that that would effect the chrome browser [17:11] which version of flash shows up in Firefox? [17:11] but since it affects both browsers i am suspecting that it could be a scripting issue with ubuntu 12.04 [17:12] 12.04 works fine with the version in the archive [17:13] firefox shockwave flash 11.2 r202 [17:13] updated 27/11/12 [17:14] same ver used with chrome [17:14] weird [17:16] would there be any hardware that could cause this issue? [17:17] after all its just a extention/plugin for a browase [18:37] Greetings. [18:37] hi cousin_luigi [18:43] Are there 64 bit builds of ff18 beta? [18:44] micahg: adobe has stop making new releases of flash for npapi browsers. sec updates only for the flash 11.2 branch [18:44] cousin_luigi: yes, in the PPA [18:44] kbrosnan: yeah [18:44] so there is no sandboxed mode for Fx [18:45] kbrosnan: ah, ok [18:49] micahg: firefox-next? [18:49] cousin_luigi: yeah [18:50] micahg: is launchpad down or is it just my connection? [18:50] chrisccoulson: can I reenable publishing on firefox-next? [19:24] bbl