I received a warning from McAfee telling me that a program wants to access. Program: Container Plugin for Firefox. I don't know if it's really wanting to access or a bug in Firefox. Should I allow this program or not?

I don't know how to check which plugin wants to access. How can I do this?

It is a part of Firefox, which allows plugins to run in their own process.

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