Any video you upload or publish or view via the browser will be in HTML5 and not Flash, just like Facebook's current mobile and app experiences.
Daniel Baulig, engineer at Facebook, said: "Not only did launching the HTML5 video player make development easier, but it also improved the video experience for people on Facebook. Videos now start playing faster. People like, comment, and share more on videos after the switch, and users have been reporting fewer bugs. People appear to be spending more time with video because of it."
For the time being, Facebook will continue to support Flash-based games, but that seems to be the only support it will get moving forward.
Source:
Guardian
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 21 Dec 2015 23:08
