hello,
according to that thread http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=117979
I try to update libnss3 to 3.17
libc6 to 2.19-11
How to install the https://packages.debian.org/jessie/amd64/libc6 and .. libnss3 new ?
Any advice is welcome.
(I prefer not to change the sources.list).
The Idea would be to download the deb packages and install them over the old packages.
But I dont know how.

Something wrong in using Google Chrome for netflix on debian7 wheezy 64bit?

I could not make it working. It seems ok in Jessie (not soo easy) http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=121163

I achieved to make running netflix (after the post above) in iceweasel using pipelight (for loading silverlight) and a user agent making silverlight believing I am using Win/Chrome24. http://pipelight.net/cms/installation.html

it is not possible.
you would most probably break your system.
it has been discussed at length in the thread you linked; why do you want to reinvent the wheel, or get another explanation for somethingthat has been explained already?

the way i see it, the mepis repos are your best bet.

edit:
not to mention that wheezy is oldstable and it's just going to get harder and harder to get this kind of stuff working.

Upgrade to Jessie. Running an obsolete version is begging for trouble, and trying to install new versions of the libraries you mentioned on an old system is almost certain to result in a broken system.

sgosnell, i agree with your sentiment, but i think the term "obsolete" is wrong, or at least opinionated.
wheezy is "oldstable":
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianOldStable

Yes, it's OldStable, which means it's essentially obsolete, and support won't be provided for much longer. It's there for those who can't upgrade quickly for some reason, usually for large organizations with many computers which can take time to get upgraded. Normal desktop users shouldn't be running OldStable for very long after the new Stable is available and tested. Mostly because the software packages are too old and often can't be upgraded properly. As in this case.

chrome is built against libnss3 lib net work security. in slackware it is part of seamonkey-solibs.
I am sure debian old stable has it because chromium is being developed on oldstable as we speak.
here is a script you can grab that will install every little aptget your heart desires for old stable.

you can have everything thing it takes to build run anything chromium has.
enjoy

Jessie is ok but revers compatibility gcc 4.9.3 has caused issues.
this has nothing to do with what he wanted. just all the dependencies that will handle everything it takes for chromium.

The install failed...

wget -O install-build-deps.txt https://chromium.googlesource.com/ch...sh?format=TEXT
python -m base64 -d install-build-deps.txt > install-build-deps.sh
chmod 755 install-build-deps.sh
sh install-build-deps.sh

[[: not found.
i think you should run it with bash, not sh?

but honestly, it looks really scary and i think you should be prepared to hose your system if this actually runs its course.

After making NETFLIX working in Wheezy, I could not see streams anymore from http://wiziwig.to/soccer (it syas the flasplayer should be installed; youtube is working).
So, whatever the reason was, I upgraded to "JESSIE" now.
The issue is still there: no streams from that page are running in Chromium or iceweasel.
Perhaps installing Pipelight and an useragent disturbed iceweasel and chromium, stopping flashplayer to work?
Any advice is welcome.

The default /bin/sh is dash in debian. Which would be optimistic to call it bash light. Upgrade to jessie. Wheezy was 2.13 for glibc which doesn't do much of the modern openGL stuff. And now with all the SSL stuff, you're probably not going to get much joy getting libnss up to date on wheezy. There may be some backport option though. But jessie would be soo much simpler. While using less bandwidth and time to make the transition.

ha ha. I had to activate flashplayer in pipelight (the standard flashplayer loading in debian is nomore working after pipelight is installed). So, now, I can stream again.
Final issue: pipelight only works with iceweasel (its fine). If something happens (it would not work ?), then I should probably delete pipelight and try the use of chromium. But lets stop here. My target is achieved: I can look at NETFLIX whatever the browser is (in my case iceweasel with pipelight installed and silverlight activated; flasplayer is activated, too, in order to further stream)).