Currently images are the only type of content displayed in fusks, but it seems odd that other formats could not be supported either.
Therefore, I propose that, at the very least, videos would be enabled also.
In order to ensure that most video formats are catered for, it's best that HTML 5 isn't used, and therefore a Flash player is looked into instead.
I've looked at a few different types, and FlowPlayer - flowplayer.org - looks pretty cool. There's also VideoJS which uses HTML5, but also falls back to a Flash player if all else fails. The latter seems like a pretty cool way to handle video.
In order to do this, we'll need to ensure that we can reliably capture the MIME type of the first successful response and use that as the basis for the other requests.
Currently images are the only type of content displayed in fusks, but it seems odd that other formats could not be supported either.
Therefore, I propose that, at the very least, videos would be enabled also.
In order to ensure that most video formats are catered for, it's best that HTML 5 isn't used, and therefore a Flash player is looked into instead.
I've looked at a few different types, and FlowPlayer - flowplayer.org - looks pretty cool. There's also VideoJS which uses HTML5, but also falls back to a Flash player if all else fails. The latter seems like a pretty cool way to handle video.
In order to do this, we'll need to ensure that we can reliably capture the MIME type of the first successful response and use that as the basis for the other requests.