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How could I tell if a youtube are what kind of player

To tell what kind of player a YouTube video is using, here are the key points and methods:

Types of YouTube Players

HTML5 Player: The modern standard player used by YouTube; it does not rely on plugins, supports mobile devices, and plays video using native browser elements like <video>. YouTube fully transitioned to HTML5 by 2015[1][2].
Flash Player: The legacy player that required Adobe Flash plugin; largely deprecated and disabled in major browsers since 2015 due to security and performance issues[1][2].
Custom/Embedded Players: Sometimes third parties embed YouTube videos using specialized players that can hide branding or ads, by leveraging YouTube’s API or wrappers[3].

How to Detect the Player Type

Check the Browser's Developer Tools:
- Inspect the video element on the YouTube page or embedded player.
- If you find an <video> HTML element with video source URLs, it’s the HTML5 player.
- If you see Flash object/embed elements (<object>, <embed>), it’s likely the Flash player (rare today)[4].
Look at the URL and Parameters:
- Embedded YouTube players use URL parameters for customization (e.g., enablejsapi=1 for JavaScript control)[5][6].
- Some third-party players use API wrappers like "youtube-player" NPM package to control embedded videos[7][8].
Right-click the Video Area:
- The context menu varies by player type. HTML5 player’s right-click menu differs from the Flash player’s distinctive Flash menu (if Flash were used)[4].