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Aug 2, 2024, 9:08:43 AM8/2/24

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I recently updated firefox to version 73. Netflix stopped working then. When I try to start the movie I get the error F7702-1003, and at the top I see the message "the plugin has crashed". After checking the console log, I found one error "uncaught exception: Object" and a lot of warnings "unreachable code after return statement". In this situation, Netflix recommends restarting the computer, but it does nothing. I also tried to refresh firefox without result.

Ive just encountered this problem on my laptop running arch. Seems to be a glibc problem, starting from version 2.31 and not a firefox issue. Downgrading glibc to version 2.30 fixes the problem for now.

Still in this configuration page, you can set the switch to be automatic whenever you enter a given site, in the Permanent Spoof List option in the left. Click it, fill the domain field with www.netflix.com and choose the name you gave to the new user agent - in my case, Netflix - in the dop-down menu.

With the pipelight plugin, a wrapper that allow Firefox to use Silverlight, in a HP laptop with a core i3 and intel HD video connected via HDMI to 1080p HD TV, full screen playback is choppy and the CPU stay at 100% usage.

Excellent writeup brunomcl - thanks for your work and documenting this.
As an update Netflix now allow Chrome + Linux, so the user-agent switch is no longer required. Chrome 39 on OpenSUSE 13.2 seems to work well.
Cheers, Joe.

Hi guys, first of all....thanks a lot to the garuda team....i fell in love on this distro several months ago...and lost the tickling feeling of keep changing distro...hahaha. In any case, im not a coding expert or something, simply enjoy the linux experience.

Lately i got the firedragon browser and i really like it with its lovely detalis like darkreadfer, canvas and u block....and i just make the exceptions on the tabs i dont want them. Nevertheless i also love to watch plex and netflix and both of them need some plugins of widevine and cisco thing (screenshot attahced). The thing is that they never install and only says "OpenH264 Video Codec provided by Cisco Systems, Inc. will be installed shortly." and same for widevine. Could you please helpme to fix this issue and only use firedragon :)?

Ill have a look at that. I dont need these plugins so I didnt notice that until now, but its happening to me as well when trying to reproduce
After doing some research I found that we have this in firedragon.cfg:

and restarting the browser, you will be prompted to install the missing plugin. Let me know if this works for you, if it doesnt we will have to dig deeper
Actually I want both of these to work as they are needed to do Netflix or other things people do so itll be included if working

Indeed after every test (commenting some of the preferences or all the section), restarting and checking update on the addon screen, firedragon still not working. Even though something changed on the addon screen...now only widevine is yellow...but in any case neither plex nor netflix works. Attached screen.

So finally, it worked...jejejejee...you were right 99.9% but we were missing something...and is that for some reason i had to disable all extensions, use about:restartrequired on the browser for 3 times in order for it to work. After those 3 resets i went back to netflix and plex and working like a Charm! After that i enabled the extensions and all good.

Alternatively, you can set up classpath dependencies in your buildscript:buildscript dependencies classpath 'com.netflix.graphql.dgs.codegen:graphql-dgs-codegen-gradle:[REPLACE_WITH_CODEGEN_PLUGIN_VERSION]' apply plugin: 'com.netflix.dgs.codegen'

Gradle's plugin system uses a flat classpath for all plugins, which makes it very easy to run into classpath conflicts.One of the dependencies of the Codegen plugin is ANTLR, which is unfortuanatly used by some other plugins as well.If you see an error such as Could not initialize class graphql.parser.antlr.GraphqlLexer this typically indicates a classpath conflict.If this happens, please change the ordering of the plugins in your build script.ANTLR is typically backwards, but not forwards, compatible.

You can also specify external dependencies containing schemas to use for generation by declaring it as a dependency in the dgsCodegen configuration.The plugin will scan all .graphql and .graphqls files under META-INF folders and generate those classes under the build/generated directory.This is useful if you have external dependencies containing some shared types that you want to add to your schema for code generation. Not that this does NOT affect your project's schema, and is only for code generation.

When you have existing classes that you want to use instead of generating a class for a certain type, you can configure the plugin to do so using a typeMapping.The typeMapping configuration is a Map where each key is a GraphQL type and each value is a fully qualified Java/Kotlin type.

The code generator can also create client API classes.You can use these classes to query data from a GraphQL endpoint using Java, or in unit tests using the QueryExecutor.The Java GraphQL Client is useful for server-to-server communication.A GraphQL Java Client is available as part of the framework.

Code generation creates a field-nameGraphQLQuery for each Query and Mutation field.The *GraphQLQuery query class contains fields for each parameter of the field.For each type returned by a Query or Mutation, code generation creates a *ProjectionRoot.A projection is a builder class that specifies which fields get returned.

This API was generated based on the following schema.The edges and node types are because the schema uses pagination.The API allows for a fluent style of writing queries, with almost the same feel of writing the query as a String, but with the added benefit of code completion and type safety.

The newer version relies on the use of generics and solves:1) Not being able to handle cycles in the schema, and2) Not being able to generate on larger schemas due to too many classes getting generated and out of memory errors. We only generate one class per type in the new implementation.

Generating a Query API like above is very useful for testing your own DGS.The same type of API can also be useful when interacting with another GraphQL service, where your code is a client of that service.This is typically done using the DGS Client.

When you use code generation both for your own schema, and an internal schema, you might want different code generation configuration for both.The recommendation is to create a separate module in your project containing the schema of the external service and the codegen configuration to just generate a Query API.The following is example configuration that only generates a Query API.

If your schema is large or has a lot of cycles, it is not ideal to generate client APIs for the entire schema, since you will end up with a large number of projections.This can cause code generation to slow down significantly, or run out of memory depending on your schema.We have a few configuration parameters that help tune this so you can limit the generation of client API to only what is required.

generateJava ... generateClientv2 = true skipEntityQueries = true includeQueries = ["hello"] includeMutations = [""] includeSubscriptions = [""] maxProjectionDepth = 2Firstly, you can specify exactly which queries/mutation/subscriptions to generate for via includeQueries, includeMutations, and includeSubscriptions.skipEntityQueries is only used if you are constructing federated _entities queries for testing purposes, so you can also set that to restrict the amount of generated code.Finally, maxProjectionDepth will instruct codegen to stop generating beyond 2 levels of the graph from the query root.The default is 10.This will help further limit the number of projections as well.

This feature provides the ability to support any custom annotation on the generated POJOs using the @annotate directive in graphQL.The @annotate directive can be placed on type, input or fields in the graphQL. This feature is turned off by default and can be enabled by setting generateCustomAnnotation to true in build.gradle.

I saw a post but it was not resolved also. I have a Note 8 and the Oculus VR Goggles. I use them to watch Netflix and Prime while in bed so not to disturb my wife. Today it said remove from headset and install needed updates. I click update and it says network error try again. I have rebooted and even connected it to my other cell ohe hotspot. I thought maybe I should just reinstall all the VR apps. So I uninstalled everything, put back in the headset and it said remove to install VR Gear apps. It gets to 41.1% then stops. says network error and try again later. My Note 8 is running Android 9.

This is happening tho me too. Suddenly the headset is prompting for an Oculus Media plugin update, and it can't install due to a network error. Logging out/in of Meta, Wi-Fi off/on, doesn't work. I'm on Android 10, One UI version 2.5, and all worked perfectly until 2 days ago. Suspect server side communication error on this, so please fix this.

I notice that the "Oculus Media Plugin" it is trying to download shows "0.0MB"--potentially an invalid file? I tried logging out of Facebook/IG/Oculus/Meta/etc (don't get me started on all the changes to accounts/logins) in every app and that didn't help. Tried uninstalling Oculus VR and that prompted a new overall download (per this site: _en/support/mobile-devices/how-do-i-install-the-gear-vr-software/), but while the main Oculus app downloads, the Media Plugin still shows 0 MB and fails with a "Network error occurred. Try again later." notification. Probably not the right error message.

As I see, I'm not the only one who has this problem; (Oculus Media Plugin 0.0MB) Samsung G7 with Oculus VR. I found many messages about this problem in the Internet, but no solutions except "it work again".