I go to that site with Firefox and it tells me my browser is not supported. Firefox.<p>This is precisely his point, web video used to be like this. "Firefox support is in the works". People are past the point where they need to have something "in the works" to do something as simple as showing their audience a video.<p>I am the biggest open web advocate you will find, but I don't see why its necessary to lie about the current state of affairs. HTML5 video is <i>not</i> ready for prime time. Will it be at some point? Of course. But pretending it is today is silly and distracts from fixing its obvious failings. The need to encode your video into multiple formats is a <i>big deal</i>, the fact IE doesn't support it at all is a <i>big deal</i>, the question of how to insert dynamic ads reliably into videos for people like Hulu is a <i>big deal</i>. Not to mention its still pretty darn buggy. The idea that Flash became useless yesterday is a joke.