[11:43] <Milos_SD> Hi ... I am using Firefox Nightly in Ubuntu from nightly ppa, and I am having strange problems with it for a past 7 or more days
[11:43] <Milos_SD> It is very slow in opening pages, and it is using 50% of cpu (100% one CPU core)... sometimes it just freezes with cpu usage stuck at 50%
[16:50] <NoobForever> hello all
[16:50] <NoobForever> question:
[16:50] <NoobForever> what's the deal with firefox , linux, flash , videos ?
[16:51] <NoobForever> I get that flash is not supported
[16:51] <NoobForever> but why chrome defaults to html5 while firefox still uses it's ancient flash to (unsuccessfully) try to reproduce videos?
[16:52] <NoobForever> http://www.infobae.com/2015/03/06/1714150-video-como-ganar-una-lucha-sumo-el-mas-minimo-esfuerzo
[16:52] <NoobForever> firefox tries use flash and fails ^
[16:53] <NoobForever> chrome uses html5 and succeeds (doesn't even use is up to date inhouse flash thingy)
[16:53] <NoobForever> i'm on ubuntu 12
[16:53] <NoobForever> latest firefox
[16:54] <NoobForever> shouting at the wind
[16:54] <NoobForever> if you are going to ditch flash, AT THE VERY LEAST USE HTML5 WHEN POSSIBLE!!!!!!!!
[16:55] <NoobForever> that said, I always use firefox. I resort to chrome when video or g ames don't work
[17:01] <gQuigs> Adobe is abandoning Firefox/Linux not the other way around
[17:02] <gQuigs> I'm not sure about Ubuntu 12.04.. but in 14.04, youtube can do pretty much everyting with HTML5
[17:02] <gQuigs> NoobForever: ^
[17:03] <NoobForever> ok
[17:03] <NoobForever> thanks for answering my rant
[17:03] <NoobForever> I'll upgrade to 14 then (been postponing it)
[17:03] <gQuigs> gQuigs: that video works for me on Firefox 36.0 on vivid (of course I'm not suggesting you run vivid)
[17:04] <gQuigs> +1 on upgrading to 14.04