Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by micheljansen on Thursday October 11, 2012 @04:46AM
(#4640036)
Big question is: will Silverlight run on websites not whitelisted by Microsoft? Otherwise it's a dirty trick.
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Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by isani on Thursday October 11, 2012 @06:29AM
(#4640230)
No, Silverlight doesn't run on IE10 Metro. I just tested that it doesn't run on an arbitrary site, and I don't think it's possible to even whitelist it.
Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by manojlds on Thursday October 11, 2012 @04:49AM
(#4640043)
Silverlight is more dead than Flash and MS killed itby alienating Silverlight developers.
Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by zapdrive on Thursday October 11, 2012 @06:18AM
(#4640204)
The only thing keeping silverlight alive is Netflix. I wonder why they use it in first place.
Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by ttrashh on Thursday October 11, 2012 @06:33AM
(#4640242)
DRM, better streaming, C# and the .Net framework
Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by 46Bit on Thursday October 11, 2012 @06:42AM
(#4640262)
I have to admit though: Netflix's (Silverlight) player is remarkably stable compared to anything I've ever tried in Flash.
Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by adrr on Thursday October 11, 2012 @10:54AM
(#4641012)
Silverlight can enforce protected streams to the output devices. I couldn't play netflix streaming movies on my old monitor since it didn't support HDCP.
Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by aidos on Thursday October 11, 2012 @06:21AM
(#4640208)
They use it for the DRM. In their case it's a necessary evil.
Re:IE10 won't run Flash unless website is whitelisted by Mic...
by rythie on Thursday October 11, 2012 @06:51AM
(#4640283)
Some sort of deal with Microsoft I would assume.