Been testing out firefox since everyone seems to be banging on about it. Atm I can't notice much difference except for when I visit this site I get a yellow bar at the top saying
"Additonal plugins are required to display all media on this page"
When I click on "Install missing plugins" buttons, it says "No plugins found". WHY?
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it want sthe flash plugin for the newegg banner I think.
get it from www.macromedia.com
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What version of FF do you have? I find only the latest (v1) seems to manage to install plugins this way.Originally Posted by Furton
I have the latest version from the website. Even when clicking on the banner ad that says "click here to install plug in" it doesn't find a plug in.
IE never had this trouble,
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As Moby-Dick said, just download the plugin from Macromedia. Just run the install program and problem sorted.
I thought you had to install the Macromedia plugins for IE anyway? Besides, I'm much happier with Firefox!
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Firefox sometimes finds and downloads the plugin itself, but doesn't always. Currently you need to grab flash yourself.
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the plugin service is largely experimental atthe moment - you might have some luck with netscape's plugin service though, all non-ie browsers use a common plugin standard
I had to get the Java plugin for mine as it wouldnt install it from the click here tab. Other than that its a great browser
TBH I kind of prefer having to install the plugins manually - cause you know exactly what you've done.
Better than IEs automatically downloading activex controls just cause they're "signed" (like thats any garantee of safety).
Now go away before I taunt you a second time.
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