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• animation Flash is not rendered in IE7 w / 9.0.28 plugin

  Hello
  
  I have a web Flash Player on my blog:
  
  http://www.musiclibre.org/blog
  
  It works fine in FF but in IE7 (w / 9.0.28 plugin installed) it seems to be running (ie. music) but is invisible on the page?
  
  I tried points using a variety of different methods - SWFObject, directly integrate, etc... It does not seem to make a difference.
  
  Any ideas?
  
  Thank you.
  
  William.
  
  http://www.musiclibre.org/blog

  Problem solved. I was in the width in percentage. IE was not happy about it, so now I calculate the width of the container in JS, multiply it by my desired percentage and pass it as a number and it works fine.

• How does the option 'Remove Points on the useless axis' in MirrorMe plugin? I want to see the animated gif.

  

  Like this. See point in the middle of the upper segment right path that does not exist with the option enabled

  http://www.m-server.de/m_g/mirrormeunneededpoints.mov

• How does the "Axis Snap of perpendicularity Path" option in MirrorMe plugin? I want to see the animated gif.

  

  It snaps when the axis is perpendicular to the path at a specific time (marked in pink).

  See:

  http://www.m-server.de/m_g/mirrormeperpendicular.mov

• The plugin check page does not work, it will never stop check.

  My plugin shows Flash as outdated and blocked, despite having installed the latest flashplugin package. I went to plugincheck page to be updated, the bit that never stops check/loading (loading circular animation).

  I don't have a plugin 'Java Deployment Toolkit'. I have "Java (TM) plug-in 11.45.2", I tried to never activate the value, but it does not solve anything.

  ARHC Linux + KDE

  Everything up to date, including Firefox, Flash and Java.

  As of today, the plugin check page started working on its own!

  Maybe it was a bug in the audit tool, maybe something on my system which is fixed by the updates. I'll probably never know.

• A plugin is required to view this content on Vista 64-bit

  All I could find is the plugin for a Mac computer. Is there one for windows Vista 64-bit?

  Hello, no doubt that the message refers to flash: install the Flash plugin to display videos, animations and games

• composite reflectivity loop (animated weather radar image) does not work in Firefox.

  Just switched from XP to Windows 7 Pro. Installed Firefox. When you try to view a loop of composite reflectivity (animated weather radar image) on the site of the National Weather Service, I get an error message that a plug-in is missing, but no further details.

  Thank you

  Ed

  These are the most common in Firefox you can try:

  • The Java plugin to view interactive content on Web sites
  • Install the Flash plugin to display videos, animations and games

  Update your plugins to the latest version. Make sure you are aware:

  • https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/pluginCheck/

  If you see problems see also:

  • Troubleshoot extensions, themes, and issues of hardware acceleration to resolve common problems of Firefox

• How to identify this plugin is necessary?

  When you can access a Web site, and it fails to load with the small gray label that says 'a plugin is required to read this content', how the hell one identifies it WHICH plugin?

  I use firefox for years and have a system that works perfectly most of the time and has all the usual suspects already installed. But when I see the above message, I just get frustrated because there is no link to follow, and so far as I know, no information at all to achieve a settlement of the issue.

  Thanks for the pointers.

  Hi, most likely this message refers to the adobe shockwave flash plugin:
  Install the Flash plugin to display videos, animations and games

• Flash plugin crashing

  Hi all

  For these last days, Adobe Flash has been crashing in Firefox. Sometimes I'll see a second or so before animation it crashes, but usually, I just see the message "crushed" like the screenshot on https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/adobe-flash-plugin-has-crashed. On some pages, it's just empty where I know the Flash component must be.

  From Firefox in SafeMode with plugins disabled does not help, although if I start * Windows * safe mode, Flash works fine.

  Go to https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player.html and by clicking the check now shows me my version of Flash, but the animation that appears just below the button block (rasthaus screenshot).

  I've done several complete uninstall/relocations of Flash and Firefox, including manually via C:\Users\username\AppData\Local and \Roaming and remove subfolders of Mozilla.

  I am at a loss here, any help you can provide is appreciated.

  Greg

  Hey gang, I actually thought about it--I had forgotten that I had changed my FF shortcut to always run the program in Compatibility Mode Windows 7 as a way to try to make it work with the online provider portal. I disabled mode of W7, and everything is working again now.

  Thanks to all those who have begun to take a look!

  Greg

• video gal, 1 solution is built in flash plugin like in chrome or waterfox

  video gal, 1 solution is built in flash plugin as in waterfox or chrome, its impossible for the user to set, my OS: Win 8.1
  everything worked fine in waterfox until 35.0, that leak memory, after that, well he had memory small leak before, but after the last update id worsened

  I tried to meany things, & I don't speak of YouTube, I do not speak of anime watch AuEngien & MP4Upload only 2 examples

  I 1s or 2s video gel & then it accelerates to make even the 1 s - 2 s

  
  

• Firefox can get rid of animations on Web sites or at least stop their movement?

  I mean on my Bank and energy company Web sites. This isn't the fault of Firefox! I was hoping that Firefox might have a clever for this problem solution (at the present time that I must use pieces of paper to cover a large part of my screen which leads to its own problems.)

  Hello Kangalarue, the steps that you might want to take depending on what technologies sites use to display animations. Here are two tips for the most commonly used animations:

  • Adobe Flash movies: you can go to the menu firefox > addons > plugins and set the "always ask" - shockwave flash plugin and then no flash content will automatically be played. then, you can control this behavior through the small plugin icon that appears to the left of the address bar, once the content plugin is stuck on a page.
  • Animated GIFs: some animations could be simple image files that contain an animation and loop indefinitely. You can control their behavior for all pages like this: enter Subject: config in the address bar (and confirm the warning dialog box), search for the preference called "image.animation_mode". You can double-click this entry and change its value 'None' or 'once' (in this case as they loop indefinitely). http://KB.mozillazine.org/Animated_images

  in case it does not help, you will need to provide the link to the pages in question so that we can give more specific advice. Thank you

• Flash animations do not always load with Firefox 13.0.1

  Flash animations will not play even after the upgrade to Firefox 13.0.1

  Recent crashes of some multimedia content (this includes the Youtube videos, some flash games and other applications), in collaboration with Firefox 13 are probably caused by a recent update of Flash 11.3 and/or Real Player browser plugin to malfunction.

  To resolve this problem, follow the steps in these articles in the Knowledge Base:

  Flash Plugin - maintain and troubleshoot

  Adobe Flash plugin has crashed - avoid that it happen

  11.3 Flash does not load video in Firefox

  We'll find other information on more technical issues under these links:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1018071?TSTART=0

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/asset/2012/06/inside-Flash-Player-protected-mode-for-Firefox.html

  Please tell us if it helped!

• After the upgrade to Firefox 12.0 on Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS, Youtube guest for a plugin installation, but said then there is zero, so what would make Firefox work aga?

  After upgrading to Firefox 12.0 on Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS, the viewing of videos, such as Youtube has stopped working. By clicking on the "Install Plugin" offered instead, gives the answer "no appropriate plugin was found." By clicking on the "read more...". Manual plugin install"link collects only the answer"we're sorry, but we are unable to find what you are looking for dedicated", of Mozilla.org.

  There is a simple work around this failure to upgrade?
  (Or at least some information about the question to know if a plugin for Linux is available somewhere?)

  You need Flash to play videos on youtube. See the following articles:

  • Install the Flash plugin to display videos, animations and games
  • Clear the Cache and Cookies

  For more information on the Firefox plugins, see this article-> use plugins for playing audio, video, games, etc.

  Check and tell if its working.

• GIFs are beginning to half way through the animation after loading.

  The title says it pretty well. After GIFs fully loading, animations start part, approximately, to half way through before looping.

  Hi Kaldari-

  Sometimes, the audio or video content in a web page can't be properly downloaded and displayed in Firefox. A plugin required may be missing, obsolete, locked in a conflict with another plugin or extension, or the content can be blocked for some reason any. This article will help you to solve these problems.

  Difficulty common audio and video questions

  Hope that helps!

• Could not load the add-on Firefox 6 Manager. Does not have any modules or plugins. Stuck on 'Loading '.

  I am currently getting some "funky" my Firefox responses, so I wanted to check my addons to see if one of them was the cause.
  But I can't get the Add-ons Manager to load, it gets stuck on the page 'Start' - displays just the circle and "Loading" animation next to him.
  Have you tried to restart FF, restart the PC, start without addons.
  Because I do not run many addons or plugins, this isn't a major case-, but if someone could help me I would be grateful.

  When you open the tab of the Add-ons Manager, click anything other than to get modules.

  This item charge information on the site of modules, which I think is running slow, probably because of all the Tuesday update update related applications, both Firefox 6 and Firefox 3.6.20. Now seems to be much worse than what I saw with 4.0 and 5.0, so it is perhaps not as simple as that. But whatever the cause, once you get off that get tab Addons, the AOM window should then open with what you have selected in the future - at least that's how it works for me.