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Amazon Flash Evil
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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Amazon just rolled out their music service for Prime members. It requires Flash to be enabled. Just new online, and so antiquated. If mighty Amazon can't get with it and embrace HTMLH 5, WTF?
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Join Date: Mar 2001
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Probably a lot of it has to do with not wanting to expose URLs that would make it easy to download the media. Spotify's web app requires Flash too.
Not much Amazon can do until the encrypted media extensions ( https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/html-media/ra...ted-media.html) are supported in all browsers.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Iowa, how long can this be? Does it really ruin the left column spacing?
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What do the mobile apps use? I ditched Pandora for Amazon Prime Music when Pandora hiked their rates, but I'm super unimpressed with Amazon's mobile apps. They take forever to connect and have a lot of issues auto-starting. Pandora was great for that.
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Originally Posted by Laminar
What do the mobile apps use? I ditched Pandora for Amazon Prime Music when Pandora hiked their rates, but I'm super unimpressed with Amazon's mobile apps. They take forever to connect and have a lot of issues auto-starting. Pandora was great for that.
The mobile apps use HTML5 or some native solution, but there is no way to use an equivalent to the Webkit Inspector, Firebug, or the like to trace what (unencrypted) URL is being used to serve media in a native app. You won't find Mobile Safari/Chrome support for these web apps, they'll just make you download the native app, AFAIK.
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