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galaxy tab4, android 4.4.2, firefox 37.0.2 - Some audio links, npr.org, hang (never get past 'loading') while others work.

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Problem is that some audio links won't play.

Audio links on NPR links are specifically where I see the problem. I select the link, and it switches to 'loading', but then never plays. The links work on the native browser. I don't have a problem with video links.

samsung galaxy tab 4 android 4.4.2 firefox 37.0.2

I have never had the problem on my windows firefox.

Problem is that some audio links won't play. Audio links on NPR links are specifically where I see the problem. I select the link, and it switches to 'loading', but then never plays. The links work on the native browser. I don't have a problem with video links. samsung galaxy tab 4 android 4.4.2 firefox 37.0.2 I have never had the problem on my windows firefox.

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Problem still exists in 38.0.

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When you tap the triangle, the player just says Loading? I see that, too. It could be that Firefox isn't compatible with the site's design; this is hard to investigate on a mobile device compared with a desktop browser...

As a workaround, have you considered installing one or both of NPR's apps?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=NPR&hl=en

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Yes, the page changes to 'Loading', and stays there forever.

I have the NPR app. I prefer accessing the morning and evening news programs directly rather than using the app.

Thank you for confirming that somebody else sees the same problem.