For more information, see File types and download actions#Built-in support for certain media. Note that Firefox and SeaMonkey are able to handle certain media types without a plugin or helper application, including open media such as OGG, WebM and certain other media file types ( see below). Direct links to media files can be opened in a "helper" application, if no plugin is set to handle the MIME type. These test pages may contain direct links to media files as well as embedded media. RealPlayer test page (Warning: May cause a crash in the RealPlayer plugin ) Test your Real media player at Other media tests.Alternate Silverlight video links: Experience Smooth Streaming page at and Silverlight videos here and here at.WMP plugin test pages: Thailand Videos at and Windows Media test at.Alternate QuickTime plugin test page: Embedded QuickTime Movie Test Page at.Note: Embedded PDF files don't require a plugin and will work in the built-in PDF viewer in Firefox (see bugs 738966 for details). Embedded PDFs at (some of the embedded PDF files in these test pages may not display correctly).Alternate Flash plugin test: Adobe Flash Player Test Page at.Adobe - Flash Player and Find version | Flash Player test pages at.Java test page at (More Java test pages here).Shockwave Player ran DCR files published by the Adobe Director environment.Except as noted, the embedded media on these pages require a plugin: How do I know if I have Shockwave Player installed?Īdobe Shockwave Player (formerly Macromedia Shockwave Player, and also known as Shockwave for Director) is a discontinued freeware software plug-in for viewing multimedia and video games created on the Adobe Shockwave platform in web pages.What will replace Flash Player after 2020?.Do any browsers still support Shockwave?.Do I need Shockwave Player for Windows 10?.
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