If you access Netflix from your computer's browser frequently, we are convinced that "Silverlight" is a name that you will not like, especially if you are trying to access the service from the Firefox browser. This plugin allows us to reproduce encrypted content through the DRM (Adobe Content Decryption Module) standard, which Hollywood studios impose on this type of platform.
Silverlight allows you to start playing this type of content through Netflix, but it is a bit annoying to have to download a plugin to be able to watch movies and series and it is even more annoying having to update it frequently. It is something that does not happen in Safari, that in the past happened in Chrome and that has always affected Firefox users. Until today.
The latest version of Firefox takes care of the DRM standard, so you can watch Netflix without having to install the Siverlight plugin. Therefore, we recommend that, if you are a Mozilla browser user, you update to its latest version, released a few hours ago.
In the VMozilla ersion 38 You will notice that the Adobe Primetime Content Decryption Module (CDM) has been automatically integrated, which will be in charge of filling the "gap" left by Silverlight, which will save you more than one hassle.
Head to the Mozilla updates tab to download the latest version so you can start playing Netflix videos immediately, without interruptions.