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want to select which video player to use. FF22 mobile has no "options" in the tools

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Drdan123
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only get default video. Neither settings nor tools in ff has an option to change this. app manager says ff is using the default. I have Dice video player, MX video player, and android stock video player but I'm constrained to using ff's default.

I'm using a Samsung galaxy note 10.1 with 4.1.2 jelly bean and ff 22.

i don't care for flash but just FYI the site you provide for Adobe to download an older version of flash does not work for this mobile device.

thanks for any help you can offer.

only get default video. Neither settings nor tools in ff has an option to change this. app manager says ff is using the default. I have Dice video player, MX video player, and android stock video player but I'm constrained to using ff's default. I'm using a Samsung galaxy note 10.1 with 4.1.2 jelly bean and ff 22. i don't care for flash but just FYI the site you provide for Adobe to download an older version of flash does not work for this mobile device. thanks for any help you can offer.

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Kevin
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You can download and save the video by long tapping on the playing video to open it in a 3rd party player.

We are not going to embed 3rd party video players inside Firefox. That would be plugin behavior (like Flash) the web is moving away from that sort of behavior.