Hey. I just have a basic question about websites & web browser programs. Do websites update based on the web browser programs, the operating system on a computer, and stuff like that or how does it work? I am just wondering because I notice that recent versions of Mozilla Firefox cause distortions when audio streaming for some reason and I'm just guessing that the web browser developers keep updating the wrong way possibly? I've tried a few of the recent versions of web browsers but it all seems heavy to load up and audio streaming gets distorted for some reason? Has this happened to anyone else? What could be done? If anyone could explain something about how web stuff works, thanks........?
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Hi I am a website developer ... but I can't really say why it would be happening. It could be any number of reasons. I suggest using google to see if any one has had the same problem as you.
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These are due to the absence of Flash players. Install them and this will solve your issue
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Browsers are currently switching from flash to html5, and the transition is causing some ripples.
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