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alin99

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Hello,

 

I entered from browser on one page with flash video, but if browser don't support flash, the video was automatically displayed in HTML5 player, but the problem was that the player controls of flash player remain over HTML5 player and cannot be controlled. Is there a way to make the flash player controls hide and show only HTML5 player controls to be displayed? Or is a bug in webos?

(I have link example if you need, but if not hard to fine one)

 

Thank you.

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