Publishing to HTML5 vs HTML5/Flash backup
Feb 22, 2018
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Hi everyone
We currently have the vast majority of our courses published as Flash but are looking to change over to HTML5 exclusively.
In the meantime, we have published some courses to HTML5/Flash backup but many users have found they are still needing to enable Flash in order to get the files to work properly.
Can anyone advise as to whether going solely HTML5 has been painless or any issues they've encountered? I'd hate to convert all to HTML5 only to encounter more issues for users given that most have now amended their Flash settings in the interim.
We are using Moodle 3.3. and Storyline 360.
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Hi Matthew, thanks for the response. This has occurred even with users on Google Chrome, which surprised me? So even though Google Chrome has, by default, disabled Chrome - surely that would be supporting HTML5?
Hi Matthew. I'm on Storyline 360, so shouldn't be an issue I would expect to encounter I guess.
In your experience, would you always publish to HTML5/Flash as opposed to purely HTML5? It seems the safer option... ?
Thanks Matthew.
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