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Easy Netflix on Linux in browser
Not a Steam issue, but one that stops people from switching to Linux. A new option from the makers of Netflix-desktop, have not tested extensively but once installed seems to work as well as windows. Follow full instructions as there is a final step to trick Netflix into thinking you are using windows

http://fds-team.de/cms/articles/2013-08/pipelight-using-silverlight-in-linux-browsers.html

Hope this helps some people.
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UnkendTech 18 sierpnia 2013 o 10:02 
silverlight is getting removed for HTML5
El Pollo Santos 18 sierpnia 2013 o 10:08 
Well untill that happens, this works.
night5ky 18 sierpnia 2013 o 10:09 
Początkowo opublikowane przez Doc Holliday:
silverlight is getting removed for HTML5

Hopefully soon
blackout24 18 sierpnia 2013 o 11:08 
I don't understand why someone would develop something with Silverlight to begin with, when you can use Flash or HTML5. Even Flash would have been better.
night5ky 18 sierpnia 2013 o 15:19 
Początkowo opublikowane przez AbartigerNorbert:
I don't understand why someone would develop something with Silverlight to begin with, when you can use Flash or HTML5. Even Flash would have been better.
Not sure but I guess because of DRM
blackout24 18 sierpnia 2013 o 15:22 
Początkowo opublikowane przez epic win@linux:
Początkowo opublikowane przez AbartigerNorbert:
I don't understand why someone would develop something with Silverlight to begin with, when you can use Flash or HTML5. Even Flash would have been better.
Not sure but I guess because of DRM

OK that could make sense.
UraniumDeer 18 sierpnia 2013 o 16:05 
Aye - It is indeed due to DRM, that Netflix isn't on Linux yet (through HTML5).
'Premium Video Extensions' are being worked on, which is a set of 3 extensions. I think Chrome already has the two of them, and for some odd reason, Netflix worked with MS, to make the IE11 browser capable of using HTML5 playback.
I'd say that it'd make more sense to work with Google or Mozilla, as they provide browsers for all platforms.

http://techblog.netflix.com/2013/04/html5-video-at-netflix.html
Ostatnio edytowany przez: UraniumDeer; 18 sierpnia 2013 o 16:06
L'esprit Malin 18 sierpnia 2013 o 16:39 
Ostatnio edytowany przez: L'esprit Malin; 18 sierpnia 2013 o 16:39
El Pollo Santos 18 sierpnia 2013 o 19:25 
Początkowo opublikowane przez Shane:
http://mono-project.com/Moonlight

Give a try :-)

Moonlight actually does not work with Netflix because of DRM
JamieLinux 18 sierpnia 2013 o 20:36 
moonlight doesnt work because ms never gave them the proper binaries for the copy right protection on the streams.
intok 18 sierpnia 2013 o 21:33 
Requires Wine to run, I'll wait and find other methods till there is something native that isn't based on Adobe or Microsoft tech.
matt 19 sierpnia 2013 o 12:58 
Isn't this a gaming forum? Go to /r/linux_gaming man.
night5ky 19 sierpnia 2013 o 13:57 
Początkowo opublikowane przez gutigen o):
Isn't this a gaming forum? Go to /r/linux_gaming man.

Butthurt much?
SinSchism 19 sierpnia 2013 o 14:26 
I'm feeling the administrative.

Gutigen, you're right. This really doesn't belong here, but I'm not removing it because it may help to sway people over to using the product.

Epic: Play nice.
El Pollo Santos 19 sierpnia 2013 o 15:01 
Początkowo opublikowane przez gutigen o):
Isn't this a gaming forum? Go to /r/linux_gaming man.

It is, but a lot of questions people seem to post here are on if they should switch over to Linux, and problems they have in the switch. I know running Netflix on my Linux side was a major pain for me, and I figure if I can help people who have switched run a major feature on their desktop I can help encourage adoption.
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