udacity course videos not loading in firefox

I use firefox10.0.2 on ubuntu lucid.. when I click on the course content link,the page frame shows 'Loading...' and that's it..nothing more happens.

I tried the same in chrome..It displayed 'loading..' for a few seconds and then loaded the videos without any problem

Has anyone encountered this weird behaviour?I have allowed all scripts for udacity page..so script blocking may not be the reason

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asked 21 Feb, 21:02

aikid
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1	I had problems until I either disabled FlashBlock or allowed flash on that page link answered 22 Feb, 03:37 jkp 786●6

2	Check this post, maybe you'll find some help there link answered 22 Feb, 09:32 jimgb ♦ 5.5k●2●22

0	I am getting the same in both Chrome and Firefox on Ubuntu. link answered 21 Feb, 22:24 russ 1●1

0	I am having the same problem in Chrome on Ubuntu. link answered 21 Feb, 22:24 russ 1●1

0	Firefox on OSX, all good!. link answered 22 Feb, 00:23 cax 630●9

0	I watch the videos in Firefox10.0.1 on Opensuse without any problem. I guess the reason for you problem is that 10.0.2 has just released;it is yet to be tested by the technical team. link answered 22 Feb, 00:49 rialmat 701●9 edited 22 Feb, 00:50

The same happened to me, because I use Opera with Flash on demand only. Usually a token is displayed for each Flash object that you can click to allow and play it, but not in this case, probably because Udacity's webpages are so dynamic?

I thought it was another delay or downtime, but everyone was talking about the classes. So I allowed Flash page-wide and voilà.

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answered 22 Feb, 13:22

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