Firefox 34,05 incorrectly identifies obsolete plugins

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• Firefox 31.3 incorrectly identifies as obsolete Flash plugin

  After the update to Firefox 31.3.0 ESR and ESR Flash 13.0.0.259, I get a message out of date, but there is no more recent version of Flash available. Firefox seems to identify the wrong Flash version it is not outdated, he even said there is no update. What is the solution here, is there a way to tell Firefox that the plugin is approved. If so, I need to push this setting from a point of view of GPOS.

  Blocking is now updated as they did a block of two parts list as no block 13.0.0.259 but still block 13.0.0.258 and higher.

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/Firefox/blocked/

• Incorrectly identifies all obsolete extensions. And updated offers. Permanently.

  Incorrectly identifies all obsolete extensions. And updated offers. Permanently.
  After update offers once again.
  After update offers once again.
  And again and again and again...

  Also, all extensions to suffix "signed."

  Firefox 38

  Hello
  Thanks for your reply.

  Today, this problem has disappeared all at once.
  After the update, it is clear.

• Firefox extension: 'TrueSuite 5.2.500.16' stopped working after the last update of firefox (30.0), although subject: said plugin activated. No difficulty to make it work?

  Firefox extension: 'TrueSuite 5.2.500.16' stopped working after the last update of firefox (30.0), although subject: said plugin activated.

  I tried to reset firefox and search for similar problems, unfortunately found nothing.

  It is also weird empty space before the address in the address bar

  other extensions and addons seems to work very well.

  Firefox 30 spent some less commonly used "Always turned on" plugins "asking to activate. To check and change this to TrueSuite, you can use the page modules. Either:

  • CTRL + SHIFT + a
  • "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Add-ons

  In the left column, click on Plugins. Then on the right, check the setting on the right side of TrueSuite.

  Any difference?

  Note to other readers: the original poster had to leave Firefox and start it again until it is actually entered into force.

• Firefox could not download the search plugin from

  I installed Firefox 24.0 recently and I am trying to install open www.youtube.com youtube Search Engine by clicking on Add "YouTube Video Search" in the search bar, but I get the following error message:

  Download error
  Firefox could not download the search plugin from:
  http://www.YouTube.com/OpenSearch?locale=en_GB

  What is a Firefox problem, or a youtube error?

  Thank you for your response.

  I don't want to install addon for youtube search. I just wanted to know if I can install the search engine for youtube as before.

  After a few readings on the internet I found that the search engine is described by a small XML file which is available through a link on the page. All other pages with operation generates the search engines like Wikipedia or IMDb content is XML refers to XML file. But the link to youtube opensearch descriptor points to an opensearch.osdx file.

  I don't know if it's the extension, or if he did not support tag inside but Firefox is not prepared to handle it and add youtube to search engines.

  I found this page: http://www.tobtu.com/customsearch.php I copied the relevant tags in the fields of seizure and added YouTube video Srearch. Now, it works fine.

  But the question remains: is it Firefox that can not handle the descriptor of opensearch sandard of youtube or youtube.com which provides a defective descriptor?

• I opened Firefox and page say to install plugin. After installation, I drove on my computer. Why?

  Last week, I opened Firefox and page said that a plugin is available to install on my computer. I ignored the page and open a new page in Firefox, but the plugin has been installed on my computer and I had driven. I googled leads and learned how to uninstall. Also, I got speedanalysis.net arise and scan my computer of Firfox pages. Today I opened a new page in Firefox and a Norton said npConduit Firefox popup is safe. How is that possible?

  He probably forced installed, run a check of malware, as said by cor - el and make sure you download not junk from cnet or you want to use the 'Direct link' below

• When I try to update Flash, Firefox tells me that the Flash plugin is required to install the Flash plugin.

  When you try to update Flash, Firefox tells me that the Flash plugin is required to install the Flash plugin.

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  == I think it started about a week ago

  Try this direct link: http://fpdownload.adobe.com/get/flash.../install_flash_player.exe

• Open/Save marred by obsolete plugins dialog boxes

  My open dialog box is messed up, as the option activate: is always set to nothing!  I have a dir plugin althernate, defined in the preferences (I don't want to reinstall all my 3rd party plugs CS 5.1)! So what to do? If I delete the old dir record of preferences, I have my cards in bulk but allow themselves to work directly, but which is a solution? huh? THX!

  Turn off the preference of the plugins folder alternative: using it wrong to load the outdated plugins.

  You need to reference, copy or reinstall JUST your third-party plugins.

  Trying to load obsolete plugins of Adobe in a new version of Photoshop is going to cause problems (like you did).

• how the firefox prevented the obsolete plugin 'adobe flash' race

  What reasons that make firefox prevented the obsolete "adobe flash" plugin a few times running on Web sites.

  Hi ersad, firefox only will block both old & vulnerable plugins to be executed by default on any page you visit for your protection. Please update your plugins to safer versions!

• Firefox incorrectly identifies .xlsx attachments as documents HTML Firefox

  When I try to open attachments with .xlsx file extensions, Firefox identifies as a document HTML Firefox and the "open a file" window shows not Excel in option - when I try to go to Excel, the window only opens 'my programs' where I might be able to be able to designate the correct association. (it shows "Program Data" and "Program files", but these don't work to make the association. The file will record ok but, I want to be able to open them I can do easily in IE. Is the only solution to give up Firefox and go back to IE?

  
  

• Plugin Checker Firefox reads Adobe Flash Player obsolete, even if the latest version (19.0.0.207) is installed.

  I recently installed Adobe Flash Player version 19.0.0.207 to replace the previous version (19.0.0.185). However, when I ran the plugin checker, he says that Flash is outdated, still saying version 19.0.0.185. Then, I went into the menu Add on, you click on the plugins tab, scrolled down to Shockwave Flash and you click on more. He showed two files .dll, NPSWF32_19_0_0_185.dll and NPSWF32_19_0_0_207.dll.
  Since the auditor think again that the 19.0.0.185 version is still installed, the plugin check tool reads the outdated Flash Player. There, someone can help me with this situation?

  Good news! I closed the browser for a few minutes. Then, I ran again the update checker. This time, he read Flash as up-to-date. The old file, NPSWF32_19_0_0_185.dll, was removed from the list of plugin.

• Firefox prevented an obsolete plugin "adobe flash" of the race. :(

  I get this on most of my web pages. IDK what else to do. I have read many things on reinstall, reinstall.
  Well I tried and that's what I get:

  http://i.imgur.com/m6QphfR.PNG

  Having tried just about everything I can think of, can someone help?

  Thank you

  as james said, do not download the activex based one since it's for internet explore only. for firefox, you will need:
  http://download.Macromedia.com/Get/flashplayer/Current/Licensing/Win/install_flash_player_16_plugin.exe (direct link)

• Firefox complains about the outdated flash plugin, but I'm on channel of the ESR adobe flash and I the last ESR rev.

  It seems to me that firefox is not aware of the ESR of adobe flash channel.
  I'm on the last ESR flash rev but firefox guard complain about a dangerous obsolete flash drive.

  Mozilla is aware of the current Flash Player 13.0.0. 302 ESR.

  June 30, 2015: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/blocked/p928
  Flash Player Plugin 13.0.0.269 to 13.0.0. 295

  Mozilla adds version of Plugins and Extensions to the block list when they are serious concerns of security, stability and malware. https://addons.Mozilla.org/Firefox/blocked/

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Flash-Player/KB/uninstall-Flash-Player-Windows.html
  https://www.Adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html
  http://www.Adobe.com/software/Flash/about/

  Make sure Firefox is closed/out before you uninstall and install the Flash player plugin based on Windows.

  Note that the current Firefox 31.8.0esr or 31.9.0esr may be security for the old Firefox 31.0 ESR was last updated as 38.1.0 ESR ESR primary now.

  A section to discuss the Plugin check page is at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/forums/plug-check-page-discussions

  Note the 13.0.0. 302 ESR is actually a recent update of Adobe to fix critical vulnerabilities. The 13.0.0.29 current previous6 is vulnerable.
  https://helpx.Adobe.com/security/products/Flash-Player/apsb15-16.html

• Google on Firefox gets my incorrect location (Chrome and Edge are fine)

  Since the upgrade to Windows 10, I had some localization issues when using Firefox. When I search something in Google, I get only US results (we are located in the Canada). However, Chrome and Edge both show good Canadian results. I checked the location of my IP address and it shows Toronto (as it always has).

  It's only a problem since upgrade to Windows 10. When I was installing Windows 10, I know that I turned off location services because I don't trust Microsoft with any personal information. However, thinking that this might be the cause of my problems, I finally gave in and activated the service return. However, it has not fixed the problem.

  I tried to change the settings for Google Privacy policy by clicking on the padlock and setting the access location to 'allow' but which does not have something or the other.

  I am at a loss. Firefox has been my main browser for more than a decade, but it's a deal breaker. I am currently working on a SEO project and I need my search results as specific location.

  Many Canadian and British users report that Google redirects is more research that Firefox sends to google.com on the local country site. Is that what happens to you, you get results on google.com , instead of google.ca?

  I have yet to see no explanation for the change, or any miracle. What I suggest is to install a google.ca- specific search plugin and do as your default.

  For example, this page has four options of Google Canada:

  http://mycroftproject.com/Google-search-plugins.html

  During the installation, should be offered the opportunity to make the new default search plugin. You can try it for a while and see if you like the results and, if not, you can change your default by using the Options page search section:

  "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Options > search

  Who help me?

• Where to paste libflashplayer.so 37.02 Firefox (I don't have a plugins directory)

  Hello. I just installed Debian 8 and I downloaded Firefox 37.02 (on the format tar.gz), then I downloaded the latest version of Flash Player.
  I extracted the files but I don't know where to put the file 'libflashplayer.so' because I do not have a directory named "plugins" in the firefox directory

  where should I paste this file?

  Thanks, sorry for my bad English

  If you are the only user there is a simple place to have your Plugins installed manually this way for Firefox, Thunderbird and SeaMonkey.

  in your home search for .mozilla and then create a folder with the name of plugins (all lowercase.

  Then you can put the libflashplayer.so in the created folder plugins .

  If Firefox was not closed when doing this, then you can restart it or type in topic: plugins (address) for Firefox toolbar look and find it.