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Ubuntu developers officially announces the release of updated NSS library which includes Netflix support in Ubuntu and its derivatives. The NSS basically stands for Network Security Service library. All the Netflix users must upgrade their NSS libraries from repository, so recent updates will be implemented in your exsiting Netflix program.

According to official announcement, the NSS libraries are officially updated with minor security fixes. Well this updated NSS libraries now fixes security issues for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and Ubuntu 10.04 LTS distros. One of the Ubuntu developer, Marc Deslauriers, made these updates in NSS libraries.

The NSS is updated to refresh the CA certificates bundle as it contains outdated CA certificates. This updated NSS refreshes the NSS package to vesion 3.17 which includes latest CA certificate bundles. After upgrading your NSS libraries, check for issues and report them to Ubuntu community. You might also like to check out other latest Software News on our website.

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Canonical and Netflix developers officially announces that now Ubuntu users will be able to watch Netflix videos directly on their Google Chrome web browser after updating user agent of Netflix. Well you know that Netflix user agent allows you to get information about which operating systems are connected to its service along with what browser.

Few days ago, the Netflix developers and Ubuntu developers resolved the issue of hacked Netflix. This issue was resolved by updating one of their library along with Netflix update. The updated user agent of Netflix allows Ubuntu and Linux users to watch Netflix videos on their native Google Chrome browser and choosing HTML5 option.

Currently, the user agent of Netflix is natively supported by Google Chrome browser whereas other browser still faces the issues of Netflix hack while playing videos. The only reason behind it is that Chromium doesn't include any DRM (Digital Rights Management) support whereas Firefox supports DRM which is not ready yet. This technology embedded in the browser allows its content provider to protect the stream. You might also like to check out other latest Software News on our website.

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