Html5 Video Everywhere
Higher performance and stable video watching experience on the web
Overview
HTML5 Video EveryWhereamo is a browser add-on designed to enhance the video watching experience on the web by replacing the video players on various streaming sites with the browser's built-in video player. This add-on promises higher performance and more stable video streaming. It currently supports popular platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, Dailymotion, and more.
Features
- Enhanced Video Performance: Replaces streaming sites' video players with the browser's built-in player for better performance.
- Support for Various Sites: Supports popular video streaming platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, and more.
- Stability: Promises a more stable video watching experience on the web.
- Extensible: Allows for easy integration of more supported sites in the future.
Summary
HTML5 Video EveryWhereamo is a browser add-on that aims to provide users with a better video streaming experience by utilizing the browser's built-in video player on popular streaming sites. It offers improved performance and stability, with support for various platforms. However, users should be mindful that this add-on may affect other extensions that rely on the content of supported video streaming sites. The extension is provided for free under the MPL 2.0 License and was created by Moez Bouhlel, the founder of Tik software development agency.
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