Paste this into Google Chrome’s address bar: chrome://flags/#enable-npapi.But for now, as per this article from Microsoft, Microsoft Silverlight may not work in recent versions of Google Chrome, so you will need to do the following: There are other APIs that companies like Microsoft and Oracle can use to modernize their web-plugins and one can expect them to be updated to support these alternative options. Threat Report explains: “NPAPI’s 90s-era architecture has become a leading cause of hangs, crashes, security incidents, and code complexity.” In Google Chrome 42, NPAPI is disabled by default, thus disallowing plugins like Silverlight and Java. In September 2013, Google announced its decision to move away from support for NPAPI (the Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface). SuperUser contributor TD.512 has the answer for us: How do you enable Silverlight in Google Chrome version 42 and later? The Answer There is nothing wrong with my installation, I just have to use Internet Explorer for Silverlight-based viewing. I also cannot get Silverlight tests to run.
When I try to watch Amazon Instant Video, I get a prompt telling me to install Silverlight for better quality. I have Silverlight 5 installed on my Windows 8.1 64-bit computer. It loves to steal all of your cpu, since Microsoft refuses to fix the hardware decoding/acceleration issue.SuperUser reader Louis wants to know how to enable Silverlight in Google Chrome version 42 and later: Good Luck, I wish you well, as SIlverlight is just a huge resource hog with older computers. If the driver is compatible but not exact Silverlight will not always play smoothly on XP or Vista systems. If all else fails, try to install a slightly older video card driver and make sure the one you have is for the exact model card you are using. Select manual and a slower stream-buffer rate. If these work some but not all the way press (Shift+Alt) while left clicking on the video and the Silverlight manager will pop-up. Try playing with Hardware acceleration turned down or off in the display settings panel AND with it turned off in your browser. 1152 x 864 usually works well for Netflix streaming.
Try these steps if your video in Silverlight seems choppy, stutters, audio gets off, or the image looks like it is behind a pane of non-glare glass.Ĭhange your display settings to a lower resolution, keep stepping down until you find one that works well. Silverlight does not play nice with HD or 3dp video card drivers. I figured out that it is a combination of settings and the video card driver being used. I have stuttering issues with Silverlight 5 in Netflix, especially after Silverlight updates.
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