* FlashToHTML5 (3.2) – Free – PowerPC Friendly 10.5 Leopard. It is a Safari extension that replaces the standard YouTube Flash Player with an HTML5 player. Download Here.
* Youtube5 – PowerPC Friendly – Free – Leopard 10.5 – It removes the need to use flash on YouTube by converting all videos to their HTML5 video tag equivalents. It also has the added benefits of decreased CPU usage compared to flash, and the removal of in-video ads. Download Here
The TenFourFox QuickTime Enabler allows you to play selected HTML5 video and audio files and YouTube videos in QuickTime, outside of the browser. You can even play H.264 content with the QTE. This gives you a safer alternative to Flash for many videos.
* Quick Time Enabler – http://adf.ly/hyVkN
If you especially need YouTube support, you may also benefit from installing the MacTubesEnabler.
* MacTubes Enabler – http://adf.ly/hyWIT
A short time ago I mentioned this great browser called SeaMonkey on my second Mac PowerPC post, and after that we started paying more attention to browsers like TenFourFox and Aurora because it seemed more promising and up to date. But recently I got an e-mail that looked like it was from SeaMonkey, advising I could get new updates from July 27th! Turns out that they released the 2.11 version advising, “it’s building on the same Mozilla platform as the newest Firefox release, it delivers the latest developments in web technologies such as HTML5, hardware acceleration and improved JavaScript speed”.
If you got a little bit excited by this, you can download the 2.12 Beta 2 as they encourage testers and will be more than happy for you to discuss and report problems you may encounter, as they work to improve their product.
* SeaMonkey 2.11 or 2.12 (Free) Leopard 10.5 PowerPC – http://code.google.com/p/seamonkey-ppc/downloads/list
* For other language or OS – http://www.seamonkey-project.org/
This Web browser also contains e-mail and newsgroup client, IRC chat client and HTML editor
