You can now convert Dwarf Fortress videos to REAL VIDEOS FOR PEOPLE on this webpage
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@pie_flavor said in You can now convert Dwarf Fortress videos to REAL VIDEOS FOR PEOPLE on this webpage:
Edge is IE with a coat of paint.
That's false, BTW.
Edge is a totally new rendering engine.
The Edge team may have copied some of the specs of IE (supports this, doesn't support this), but in terms of quirks it's a totally different beast. Even if the original rendering engine was copied, enough has been changed to cause new and different bugs to arise.
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@sloosecannon It still does IE's BS 'signing check' fail on Intel driver downloads. Close enough for me.
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@sloosecannon this is true.
IE does not support WebM. However, if appropriate system-level codecs are installed, then IE will play WebM (and so will Windows Media Player and any other applications that make use of the Microsoft Media Foundation libraries, for which the codecs are built).
Edge, on the other hand, does include WebM codecs, for Media Source Extensions™. Those, for the uninitiated, "allow JavaScript to generate media streams for playback". It does not, however, and will not, support the codec inside ordinary HTML5
<video>
tags, and fuck you very much for asking. (Although, the system-level MF library codecs might still work for it; I'm not sure.)
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@pie_flavor said in You can now convert Dwarf Fortress videos to REAL VIDEOS FOR PEOPLE on this webpage:
@tsaukpaetra Who the hell still uses IE?
Our customers.
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@tsaukpaetra said in You can now convert Dwarf Fortress videos to REAL VIDEOS FOR PEOPLE on this webpage:
I have an app I've written in Vue.JS that works perfectly fine in Edge, but fails to load in IE.
I've had just the opposite experience for some intranet page. "Oh, that doesn't work in Edge; use IE."
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@hardwaregeek said in You can now convert Dwarf Fortress videos to REAL VIDEOS FOR PEOPLE on this webpage:
@tsaukpaetra said in You can now convert Dwarf Fortress videos to REAL VIDEOS FOR PEOPLE on this webpage:
I have an app I've written in Vue.JS that works perfectly fine in Edge, but fails to load in IE.
I've had just the opposite experience for some intranet page. "Oh, that doesn't work in Edge; use IE."
Yeah. It's rather divisional which side of the line a web app rides.