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Originally Posted by RockdaMan
I have never seen a website that didn't cater to my browser. I think, not having used the browser, that you wildly overestimate it as a problem.
Almost every website out there serves content to mobile browsers including mobile safari -- no workarounds needed.
And HTML5 is not 'lower quality'. If it's lower quality, its because it was transcoded that way. All HTML5 does is call the video.
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I guess the HTML5 is transcoded at a lower quality on purpose. The websites will make the decision to do that because they say HTML5 is for devices that can't handle flash, thus they cannot handle high quality video. Which is, of course, nonsense. But I see this on a number of websites.
The reason I found out about this is that I tried switching to HTML5 when my connection was really slow when traveling.