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Fix: No Video With Supported Format and Mime Type Found in Tor
This error is triggered due to third-party extension conflict
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Updated onSeptember 20, 2024
updated onSeptember 20, 2024
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If you have ever encountered the error that reads:no video with supported format and MIME type foundin Tor, keep reading because we will explain how to troubleshoot it.
This error usually means you are trying to access video files that run on outdated plugins, you’re missing Adobe Flash or you have interfering cookies and cached files. Here’s how to get rid of it:
How do I fix no video with supported format and MIME type found in Tor?
1. Reset NoScript
Relaunch the browser and check for any improvements.
2. Install a Flash plugin
3. Enable Media in NoScript Add-on
NoScript extension for Tor Browser allows dynamic content only for trusted websites of the user’s choice to prevent exploitation. However, the extension can cause issues if the media content is blocked by default.
Alternatively, uninstall the extension if you have any other plugin similar to NoScript, such as JS Protection.
4. Add video source to the trusted section
If you don’t want to enable media for all the websites, NoScript allows you to add individual sources manually to your trusted exception list. You can add more than one source, repeating the steps above. This fix should also be helpful for Xplay videos that are not playing.
5. Change the Tor security level
At Standard Level, all Tor Browser and website features are enabled. However, check for extension compatibility issues if the video still does not play and results in an error.
5. Clear Tor cookies and cache
Summary
You should now be able to fix theno video with supported format and MIME typeerror found in Tor. Resetting No-script gets rid of it for most people, but if it persists, continue with the other solutions until you figure it out.
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Tashreef Shareef
Tashreef Shareef is a software developer turned tech writer. He discovered his interest in technology after reading a tech magazine accidentally. Now he writes about everything tech from Windows to iOS and streaming services to IoT at WindowsReport.
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