Cool add-on for Chrome HTML5

When looking for something to limit video resolution to 480, noticed "Magic
Actions for YouTube". Looks like it's very highly rated. And it appears to
do several useful things including setting the resolution for HTML5 videos.
Mousing over the video sidebar shows the videos rating. Knowing in advance
the rating is very useful to me when considering looking at a video with an
outrageous title. Fakes are usually low rated. Also it allows volume
control using the mouse wheel when the pointer is over the video.

If it doesn't, would be awesome if it allowed keystroke shortcuts for
speeding up and slowing down video speed. Need to look for that.

For speed control in HTML5 videos, now using Video Speed Controller 0.2.2

Stuff seems to work well enough. Lots more control over videos. The preview
of ratings on YouTube video icons are very useful.



When looking for something to limit video resolution to 480, noticed
"Magic Actions for YouTube". Looks like it's very highly rated. And it
appears to do several useful things including setting the resolution
for HTML5 videos. Mousing over the video sidebar shows the videos
rating. Knowing in advance the rating is very useful to me when
considering looking at a video with an outrageous title. Fakes are
usually low rated. Also it allows volume control using the mouse wheel
when the pointer is over the video.

If it doesn't, would be awesome if it allowed keystroke shortcuts for
speeding up and slowing down video speed. Need to look for that.

On Wed, 31 Dec 2014 20:32:44 +0000 (UTC), John Doe
wrote:

For speed control in HTML5 videos, now using Video Speed Controller 0.2.2

Stuff seems to work well enough. Lots more control over videos. The preview
of ratings on YouTube video icons are very useful.

Would you rather just keep a personal diary rather than posting on Usenet?
For the most part, you seem to be talking to yourself anyway, so it might be
more efficient.

Char Jackson wrote:
On Wed, 31 Dec 2014 20:32:44 +0000 (UTC), John Doe
wrote:

For speed control in HTML5 videos, now using Video Speed Controller 0.2.2

Stuff seems to work well enough. Lots more control over videos. The preview
of ratings on YouTube video icons are very useful.
Would you rather just keep a personal diary rather than posting on Usenet?
For the most part, you seem to be talking to yourself anyway, so it might be
more efficient.


The post above, while it doesn't directly apply to me for the time
being, hardly seems vacuous. If I were interested in

HTML5 videos it would be just the opposite.

Persistent troll...

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On Wed, 31 Dec 2014 20:32:44 +0000 (UTC), John Doe
always.look message.header wrote:

For speed control in HTML5 videos, now using Video Speed Controller 0.2.2

Stuff seems to work well enough. Lots more control over videos. The preview
of ratings on YouTube video icons are very useful.

Would you rather just keep a personal diary rather than posting on Usenet?
For the most part, you seem to be talking to yourself anyway, so it might be
more efficient.

Seems strange that Chrome doesn't allow downloading YouTube videos?

So you switch to Firefox to do the download...