gnash-plugin compatible with flash-plugin?

[gastonv]

Hello,
After installation the new FC17, with gnash-plugin and gnome, I have good results to see some video's in firefox 13.0.

 [gastonv@gastonv ~]$ yum list installed | grep gnash
gnash.i686                          1:0.8.10-2.fc17              @fedora        
gnash-plugin.i686                   1:0.8.10-2.fc17              @fedora

But some sites are explicit asking for the Adobe Flash Player.
For those sites, now I can switch to Google Chrome in order to watch the stream.
But still I like to ask it in this splendid forum:
Is there a possibility, with installing or configuring something, to see Adobe Flash video's in Firefox without removing gnash-plugin, so I can stay in Firefox?
Now I have installed:

 [gastonv@gastonv ~]$ ls /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
libgnashplugin.so                      libtotem-mully-plugin.so
libgnome-shell-browser-plugin.so       libtotem-narrowspace-plugin.so
libjavaplugin.so                       libvlcplugin.so
librhythmbox-itms-detection-plugin.so  nphelix.so
libtotem-cone-plugin.so                nphelix.xpt
libtotem-gmp-plugin.so

Many thanks in advance for each reply,
Gaston Verhulst.

[bonedome]

Hello
you can have them both installed but only one enabled at a time.

[skytux]

Originally Posted by bonedome

Hello
you can have them both installed but only one enabled at a time.

How to switch between them?

[bonedome]

go to tools > addons > plugins
you don't normally have to restart firefox either

[skytux]

Originally Posted by bonedome

go to tools > addons > plugins
you don't normally have to restart firefox either

Does it work for you? Because I have both installed, but only flash-plugin is listed in addons and I can't find gnash-plugin

[bonedome]

Hi
they both have exactly the same name "Shockwave Flash" except in the small print one's got the word gnash and mine is version 10.1 r999 I just tried it on youtube, works much better than the older versions used to 0.8.5 I think.
If you're trying to be as open source friendly as possible webm/vp8/html5 is just that