@mnemo .. considering your comprehensive triage, i;ve put the bug on
confirmed.
Sounds like a problem with the flash plugin. I'll put a comment on the
flash-linux developper's blog, but I doubt he/she will read it. I wonder
if there are any official lines to make adobe aware of platform specific
b
Ralf, I'm not sure this is correct. I tried opening this page. I did not
have flash at this point but I could see the HTML parts correctly (a
girl and a guy with some text next to it). Then I clicked "Install
missing plugins" and flash (commerical verison) was installed. The page
automatically relo
Both Mozilla and Opera are capable of rendering web-pages that follow the HTML
standards.
If a website does not work with these browser, it's the fault of the people
that created the website.
Perhaps you are just referring to the flash-player. This is something you need
to install support for y
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9463431/Dependencies.txt
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