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Can not find Video URL error message from Google play movie rental Fix

Simson FireFox
Simson FireFox
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Desktop Windows 10 gets the error, "Can not find Video URL" error when renting a movie from Google play or You Tube. Found a Extension loaded called "HTML5 Video Everywhere" loaded and when I disabled the extension the video plays fine. Remove this extension when updating to FireFox or Cyberfox release 48 and above.

Desktop Windows 10 gets the error, "Can not find Video URL" error when renting a movie from Google play or You Tube. Found a Extension loaded called "HTML5 Video Everywhere" loaded and when I disabled the extension the video plays fine. Remove this extension when updating to FireFox or Cyberfox release 48 and above.

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I posted this for the benifit of others who may have the same problem. The Fix is: I found a Extension loaded called "HTML5 Video Everywhere" loaded and when I disabled the extension the video plays fine. Remove this extension when updating to FireFox or Cyberfox release 48 and above.

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FredMcD
FredMcD
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Have you contacted its support page?

Simson FireFox
Simson FireFox Mwenye swali
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Suluhisho teule

I posted this for the benifit of others who may have the same problem. The Fix is: I found a Extension loaded called "HTML5 Video Everywhere" loaded and when I disabled the extension the video plays fine. Remove this extension when updating to FireFox or Cyberfox release 48 and above.