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Does Mozilla have a GPU Accelerated Flash Player add-on?

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Hyrrokin
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Whenever I try to stream videos in the 720p or 1080p category (HD streaming) I get what I've termed as "frame hang" aka videos that are choppy when it comes to the frames being streamed at even rates. I've heard that a GPU Accelerated Flash Player add-on would solve my problems, and I'm willing to give it a shot. Only, I can't seem to find this add-on among Mozilla. Does a reputable and trustworthy add-on of this type exist?

Whenever I try to stream videos in the 720p or 1080p category (HD streaming) I get what I've termed as "frame hang" aka videos that are choppy when it comes to the frames being streamed at even rates. I've heard that a GPU Accelerated Flash Player add-on would solve my problems, and I'm willing to give it a shot. Only, I can't seem to find this add-on among Mozilla. Does a reputable and trustworthy add-on of this type exist?

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Unfortunately that extension is no longer available.