- #AMAZON SILVERLIGHT NOT WORKING ON MAC 1080P#
- #AMAZON SILVERLIGHT NOT WORKING ON MAC WINDOWS 10#
- #AMAZON SILVERLIGHT NOT WORKING ON MAC MAC#
I removed those from a half dozen locations, rebooted, and all was well.Įxcept that I followed up with her two days ago and she said everything was great, she'd only had like two popups since I fixed it, so clearly I must be a wizard. plist files for launching said crap in various ApplicationSupport directories. I searched on the domain it hit (copies of the malware and screenshots are at home, and I don't remember specifics at the moment) and found it associated with a couple mostly-harmless pieces of crap. I use XKCD as my browser/connectivity test, and when I clicked on the gray background on either side of the content, it was a link that opened a new window. Interested: how did you find the malware? (And just assume "not" on that one.) So sad that we've finally hit this point.
Yay, another skillset to pick up whether I want to or not. I'd been assuming Flash-based drive-by, but maybe this was the actual vector?īut regardless of the source, I guess I've gotta get better at OSX malware remediation, since our ecosystem just doesn't have decent/mature tools yet.
#AMAZON SILVERLIGHT NOT WORKING ON MAC MAC#
I removed multiple pieces of malware from an ex-girlfriend's Mac recently.
There are ways around it even inside of IE, but I would guess that the IE and Edge team are developing much more comprehensive implementations of the EME standard, and so the media companies are more willing to send a full-quality stream their way. (I only wanted to take a short clip to make a fun video out of, wasn't trying to make a pirate copy)
Even using my very hardware-level screen recorder didn't seem to work effectively and locked up.
#AMAZON SILVERLIGHT NOT WORKING ON MAC WINDOWS 10#
I was actually very surprised to find that trying to take a picture of a Netflix video via Print Screen on the Windows 10 Netflix app actually results in a black screen where Netflix is. I would guess this is something to do with DRM.
#AMAZON SILVERLIGHT NOT WORKING ON MAC 1080P#
Why do the two MS browsers have 1080p while Chrome and FireFox are limited to 720p? Seems odd. If anyone else can get IE (11, that is, fully patched and updated) to work with Netflix without Silverlight, please share how you did it (did you ever have Silverlight installed? What did you tweak? Etc.) since some folks don't want to use anything else, and need to be better protected from crappy plug-in exploits. I did need to allow an exception through Flashblock to get it to work, so I have the feeling it's mostly from one frying pan to another, but at least one attack vector is removed entirely, and I have point by point control over the other, limiting the potential for drive-by Flash exploits. The bonus is I like the interface better (smaller thumbnails, more to see at a glance, less scrolling) and don't have to worry about Silverlight being part of my system anymore. It did insist that I enable DRM, but otherwise it's the same thing. If someone else has a different experience, maybe it's because they signed in without ever having had Silverlight.įirefox, (43+) seems to be just fine. With IE, Netflix seems to insist on Silverlight. Having read the specifications, IE should work WITHOUT Silverlight. I only ever used IE for Netflix (because it didn't work on Firefox). I tried an experiment to find out what works. The dozen or so people who use it aren't going to be happy when they here about this.ĭoesn't Netflix still use Silverlight to some extent?Ĭan't tell what their service defaults to between HTML5 or Silverlight though.
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