Browser play mp4 instead of downloading

I didn't do any of the three options shown in the documentation. I know the thread is quite old. However, the easiest way you can attain this is by doing the following. PS: This will work if you have a single video. In case you have more than one video. Create a Resource menu on Slidemaster and then add the list of videos in that menu. Make Chrome play video instead of downloading it By Kate Petersen.

I have a SL presentation with buttons to open videos in a new window. Thanks, K Petersen. Nov 26th, Not a member of Pastebin yet? Sign Up , it unlocks many cool features! Phoenix Browser is a fast, safe web browser for your Android device, featuring a local news feed and FREE movie resources. If you'd rather choose a specific location for each download, tick the box next to 'Ask where to save each file before downloading'.

We will never ask you to call or text a phone number or share personal information. This thread was archived. Please ask a new question if you need help. In my experience, the browser opens and plays the audio files on another tab instead of directly downloading. Hi, Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums. I understand your query related to playing MP4 files on new Microsoft Edge.

Kindly follow the steps below to submit a feedback. Open Microsoft Edge Now click on the Ellipses on the right hand corner Click on Help and Feedback and select Send Feedback However, if your download folder is filling up with the videos, then you can use Storage sense. Click on System and then click on Storage. Now click on Configure Storage Sense or run it now.

Under Delete files in Downloads folder if they have been there for over change the content settings according to your choice. Thanks, John. Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Answers Forum. In order for video to play on your machine it has to either be downloaded or streamed, however, even streamed video must first download, or buffer, onto your machine to be able to play.

There is an easy way to tell which version of Media Player you have. Was this reply helpful?