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• Firefox 34.0.5 said plugin Adobe Flash is blocked, but the audit reports to update my plugin Flash (version 16.0.0.235) is underway. How to fix?

  About 1 month ago I have updated Flash and Firefox to newer versions. Firefox 34.0.5, running on Windows XP, SP3, displays Adobe Flash plugin in version 16.0.0.235, but it is now blocked again. No other versions of Flash are obvious. When I choose the screen Flash option to check the plugins are updated, Firefox reports the Flash plugin is up to date.
  This program's behavior is wrong and needs to be fixed. Review at Adobe, current Flash is 16.0.0.305.
  Who or what is broken here? Is Firefox broken and not properly related this newest version of the Flash plugin is available?
  I do not seem to previous versions of Flash installed on the system. This combo of the software was working properly for a while and then become broken, without path appropriate to allow users to resolve the issue. If Firefox is set to 'Block' a plugin, then it * MUST * be configured to easily and * CORRECTLY * allow this plugin to update. Using the latest software, my clicking on the function of "Check for updates" is reporting that Adobe Flash is the most recent version. Arrrrgh!
  I am now back to the "diagnose and repair broken Flash + Firefox" exercise that I just went thru.
  Best solution here would be to allow the user to easily override the mechanism of 'blocking' This could help users who use only access Flash video on trusted sites.
  If there is an obvious solution to this 'blocking' current Flash goofery, please inform. Otherwise, when I solve this problem, I'll post an answer to my own question here, stating what I did to solve this problem, because it seems to have an impact on other users Firefox + Flash, without a clear solution being posted.

  OK, fixed. You must manually update for Adobe Flash 16.0.0.305. Do this downloaded by the installation program Adobe Flash, for WIndows with plugin browsers. Closing Firefox, run the Adobe Flash Installer and restart Firefox, you should see the plugin Flash is now 16.0.0.305. I use Windows XP - SP3, on an old HP box. Seems to work ok now (video sites course streams without incurring of autoblocking). Inspection of network traffic shows smoother bandwidth also.

  Steps to follow:

  (1) download the latest version of the Flash plugin installed, for Windows with plugins, if you are using XP - SP3. Try to get the full 18 meg installer of Flash player.
  I followed a number of different links and eventually got to a page
  who has several options for different operating systems and versions
  the browser used. I chose Flash for Windows Setup with
  browsers that use plugins (as opposed to Windows IE/ActiveX).
  I can't find the exact URL that has the 16.0.0.305 plugin. I'll post
  the URL as a post follow-up, once I found where Adobe has it.

  The file you want is:
  'install_flash_player_16_plugin.exe '.

  Note, date 11 February 2015, the version I downloaded
  called 'install_flash_player_16_plugin.exe' is 18,129,584 bytes.

  I ran "md5sum" on it, and got:
  

  "1bca2e01063de6925c01b21abf9654d8" as the value of control.

  (2) Download this prgm (install_Flash_player_16_plugin.exe), and
  put it anywhere where you put the .exe files downloaded.

  (3) exit Firefox.

  (4) or use the "Run" box, or click a "cmd" to shell
  for a prompt C:\. Find the Setup program, and then run it. Should be
  update the contents of the directory:
  "C:\windows\system32\macromed\flash".

  (5) you can confirm that the content of this directory is updated.
  Check the content of the file "mms.cfg. It has two lines and controls
  If Flash updates will be automatically, or in the background.
  (I'm paranoid, and disable the auto update... Any program of automatic update
  is a perfect vector for insertion of viruses. Use this approach to your own
  risk.)

  (6) restart Firefox and confirm the Flash plugin is now worm 16.0.0.305.

  This should fix the autoblocking of Flash for the 16.0.0.235 plugin.
  -Rus

• Why do I have multiple Versions of Adobe Flash Plugins in FireFox

  Hello

  I used 2 versions of plugins Adobe Flash installed in Firefox at the same time: the most recent version and the previous version that remains behind after an update. I usually disable the old version but sometimes that also affect the updated version, leaving me without capacity Flash in FireFox.

  This week I updated Adobe Flash plugin for FireFox for 12.0.0.43 but was surprised to find out that the 2 versions of Flash also remained. Now, Firefox has 3 versions of plugins Adobe Flash. I discovered the Adobe Flash uninstall program and uninstalled all the Flash of my computer. Surprised when I reinstalled Flash player in FireFox, once again 2 versions have been installed: 12 and 11. I tried to use the uninstaller on FireFox only, but it does not recognize the older Flash, only the version 12 update plugin.

  The recent update of Adobe Flash, version 12, is an update of the "criticism of security." Therefore, I have a little wait to solve this problem. I hope you can help me with this problem.

  Thank you.

  Windows 7
  Home Premium (64-bit)
  FireFox 26bold text

  You can find the installation path of the plugins on the topic: plugins page.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Issues_related_to_plugins#Identifying_installed_plugins

  See also manually "uninstall a plugin:

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+plugins

  You can find the latest versions of Flash player here:

  • http://www.Adobe.com/special/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html

• Are the plugins Flash 11.1.102.55 and Java SE 6 U 29 6.0.290.11 compatible with Firefox 8 for Windows XP SP3?

  I found information leading me to believe that compatibility between Java SE6 U29 6.0.290.11 and Flash 11.1.102.55 plugins for Firefox 8. Would someone please confirm or deny the weather these plugins are compatible with Firefox 8?

  Thank you

  1. Java Console is an Extension (not a Plugin) installed by Java.
  2. As far as I know, Firefox allows to disable the Java Console in all future versions. Those who need it can go on Add-ons > Extensions and click on the 'Activate' button or choose for him allow install/update Firefox.
  3. Java, will install a new extension of the Java Console in Firefox with each update.
  4. You can accumulate the old Java Console extensions as always, the update of Java removes the 'old'.
     • In my opinion, it is best to check and remove older versions of Java Console (follow the instructions in the article I posted above).
     • You don't need to remove old versions of Java Console if having obsolete extensions / junk on your system does not concern you.
  5. Firefox 8 and later versions will present a screen when you install or update, giving the user the choice of activation or deactivation of the modules. Extensions installed by third-party applications (i.e., Java) will be disabled automatically unless you choose to help install/upgrade to update or you making it on Add-ons > Extensions.
     • See-> Add-ons are disabled after updating Firefox

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

• I have adobe flash 10.2 installed on my computer via internet explorer, can I install flash plugin through firefox browser

  I installed the firefox browser, but it will not display farmville. Do I need to install the flash plugin in the browser firefox or internet explore. I have already adobe flash player installed through Web browser to explore.

  There are 2 versions of Flash:

  • the ActiveX for IE version only (see: [ActiveX])
  • the version of the plugin for Firefox and other browsers, except IE

  You need to update/install both if you use IE and any other browser. See the instructions below.

  1. To update or install the Flash plugin for the latest version.
     • Download and SAVE to your desktop, so you can find the Setup program later
     • If you do not have the current version, click on the "Player Download Center" link on the 'download and information' or 'Download manual installers' below
     • Once the download is complete, exit Firefox
     • Click on the installer, you just download and install
       • Windows 7 and Vista: will need to right click on the installer and choose 'run as administrator '.
     • Launch Firefox and recheck your version or up to the download link below to test the installation
     • Download and information: http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
       • Use Firefox to go to the site above to update the Firefox plugin (will also install the plugin for most other browsers, except IE)
       • Use IE to go to the site above to update the ActiveX to IE
     • Download manual installers.
       • http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/191/tn_19166.html#main_ManualInstaller
       • Note the separate links for:
         • Plugin for Firefox and most other browsers
         • ActiveX for IE

  If the above has solved the problem, please go back to this answer and click on the button 'Resolved' next to this response. Thank you.

  Other issues that need your attention

  The information provided with your question indicates you have outdated plugins with known security and stability issues that need to be updated. To see the plugins submitted with your question, click on "+ system details...". "to the right of your original message of the question. You can also see your plugins in the Firefox menu Tools > Modules > Plugins.

  • Adobe Shockwave for Director Netscape plug-in, version 11.5
    • Several updates behind
    • The version you have installed has known security problems
  1. Check your plugin versions on one of the following links:
     • http://www.Mozilla.com/en-us/pluginCheck/
     • https://www-trunk.stage.Mozilla.com/en-us/pluginCheck/
     • Note: plugin check page lacks information about all versions of the plugin
  1. Update to Shockwave for Director
     • NOTE: this is not the same thing as Shockwave Flash; This installs the Shockwave Player.
     • Use Firefox to download and SAVE the installer to your hard drive from the link in the article below (Desktop is a good place, so you can find it).
     • When the download is complete, exit Firefox (file > exit)
     • Locate and double-click it in the installer that you just downloaded, let the complete installation.
     • Restart Firefox, and look at your plugins.
     • Download link and more information: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Using+the+Shockwave+plugin+with+Firefox

• 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

• I have Adobe Flash Player Plugin for Firefox, but still miss me Flash Player?

  So I installed the latest version of Adobe Flash Player Plugin for Firefox and I am able to watch videos of youtube on my browser and other things that require flash player, but I have a disc that I got with my Samsung screen, and when I put it in my computer, it says that I do not actually have flash player. Also, when I try to play a game, DawnGate, theres a black box where a video should be and he says that I don't have a flash drive, and it is necessary to watch these videos. I tried to uninstall and I was unable to Watch youtube videos, and when I reinstalled, I was able to Watch youtube even once, but that did not fix my problem. Is there something that I am missing? I look forward to hearing from someone soon.

  Chances are that it is looking for the IE plugin: (a lot of software just assumes all Windows users are "slaves to Microsoft" and only have IE installed.)

  Flash Player ActiveX (Internet Explorer)

  or the stand-alone version of the player:

  Windows Flash Player 12 projector

• Flash does not correctly install in the directory Plugins of Firefox 3. Help!

  Hello
  
  I had a real bear trying to get flash works with firefox 3. For awhile, I've been runing Firefox 2 and Firefox 3 beta/RC side by side (installed in different directories, of course), but now that Firefox 3 is out, I uninstalled Firefox 2 and do a fresh install of Firefox 3. However, when I try to run the Flash Player installer, it lists the "output folder" as "C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash" and does not affect the directory of the Firefox plugin - which of course means that Firefox does not know that the plugin is here.
  
  I don't know if it's the default behavior and some files are copied but not correctly, or if the output folder is simply false, but if I manually copy the contents of the C:\windows\system32\macromed folder in the plugins directory, flash works in Firefox.
  
  I need the installer works well. Can someone help me with this?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  OK, I found the problem: there are incorrect permissions in the registry. The Administrator's guide led me to this page: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_19148&sliceId=2. I discovered the HKLM/Software/Macromedia registry key (as well as two key in HKLM/Software/Mozilla, Firefox and ' HKLM/Software/Mozilla Plugins') was inaccessible to the administrator; I had to take possession of the key and replace the permissions.

  So the problem (get flash to install correctly) is now fixed. I guess the problem didn't rear its head with older versions of flash, because they have installed the flash plugin in the directory plugins of firefox rather than rely on the registry.

  Thanks for all your help!

• Plugin Flash causes enlarged video when stuttering on sites like jerk

  I noticed that on sites like shake or Youtube, which is more the size of the window for the superior quality of video content workflow, it tends to stutter and the disk to thrash. Since the jerk and YouTube are now two 60 fps support videos, it is very easy to tell when the video stutters.

  If I reduce the size of the window down, the problem is not completely relieved, but he gets it no better. With Chrome, I don't notice really any slowdown, but it's using the same version of Flash.

  Any thoughts or ideas on what could be the problem?

  Hello

  Some problems with Flash video playback can be resolved by disabling hardware acceleration in Flash Player settings. (See this article for more information on using the Flash plugin in Firefox).

  To turn off hardware acceleration in Flash Player:

  1. Go to the Adobe Flash Player help page.
  2. Right-click on the Flash Player logo on this page.
  3. Click settings on the shortcut menu. The Adobe Flash Player settings screen opens.
  4. Click the icon in the lower left of the Adobe Flash Player settings window to open the display panel.
     
     

     

  5. Remove the enable hardware accelerationcheck box.
  6. Click close to close the Adobe Flash Player settings window.
  7. Restart Firefox.

  This Flash Player help - display settings page contains more information about the Flash Player hardware acceleration, if you are interested.

  Does this solve the problem? Let us know.

• No sound, but also no container of Firefox/Plugin for Firefox in Volume Controll

  So, today, on my work computer I came without any volume in Firefox. I thought a reboot and that would fix it does not. Anyway, here's the question:

  I have my volume mixer upward, but there is no firefox/plugin for ff on adapt. For some reason, it's the same thing with chrome. IE (yuck) works with volume, but I don't think I can go on much longer without my beloved Add-ons. Any help is appreciated.

  the recent update of the plugin flash to adobe for version 11.3 caused a lot of problems. You can try to remove flash 11.3 of the section of the configuration/program windows downgrade to an earlier version & Control Panel, until adobe fixes these problems.

• Plugin Flash does not work

  I installed the latest version of the plugin Flash (11.3.300.214). Videos appear again, as whites in all versions of Firefox, although they work properly with Chrome. What could be the reason? I have only the AdBlock addon, and it cannot be the cause of this fault.

  Try to uninstall the Flash you have currently installed (it seems you have a beta version?). Restart your computer, then download and install http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/current/licensing/win/install_flash_player_11_plugin_32bit.exe.

  If this does not work, try to start Firefox in safe mode. This mode disables all extensions, customizations, hardware acceleration, etc., temporarily for the diagnosis and troubleshooting. If Firefox works fine in Safe Mode, then it is probably a problem with the add-on. Restart Firefox in normal mode, and then type "subject: addons" (without the quotes) in the address bar. Disable your extensions, restart Firefox between each one, until you find the troublemaker. Once you do, you can turn off this add-on and report the problem to the developer of this - on Add.

• Plugin Flash will not install even after installing the latest version of Flash

  When I go to a site that contains Flash content, it says "a plugin is required to view this content" and there is a link to install the plugin. In addition, there is a message at the top of the page that says "additional plugins are required to display all the media on this page" with an option to "Install missing Plugins". I click on the link to install the missing plugin, and a dialog box appears that says "the following plugins are available: ' and 'Adobe Flash Player 11.0.1.152' lists with a checkbox next to it. The box is checked, and I click on 'Next' to install. He's going through the motions and then told me that 'no plugins were installed. There is a link to manually install the plugin, which brings me to the Adobe's Flash download page. I unchecked the box for pair McAfee Security download and downloaded the latest version of Flash (to be honest, I downloaded actually this exact version even about 10 times today). The dialog box appears, I save the file and once it has downloaded, open the folder that contains (my downloads folder). I then, close all programs (including Firefox) except for the folder of Windows Explorer I want to run the installer from. I double-click the Flash Installer to perform the installation. The installation process is complete, the installer tells me that the download is successful, and my browser opens upward with a message "Successful Installation" from the Adobe Web site. Yay! My installation is successful... Orrrrrr not. Return to the page with the Flash media - always have a message saying that I need the plugin. Try to download plugin once again... no dice.

  THEN, I go to "Manage my Add-ons" thinking maybe I need to activate the plugin. There is no plugin Flash (or Shockwave) listed on any of the menus - it is as if it does not exist.

  I downloaded the latest version of Java because I read somewhere that Flash requires Java work; I installed the "add-on Compatibility Reporter" so I could force Java to be enabled. It made no difference whatsoever, best I can tell.

  I also went to the Adobe homepage where you can see what version of Flash you use (http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/) and it does not even show that I have installed Flash. In Internet Explorer, it shows that I have installed Flash, but it's the previous version (but this is probably due to the fact that I downloaded Flash in Mozilla, not IE, and they use different modes in each browser - so an update that you download from a browser does not necessarily apply to the other browser).

  So in summary: I don't know what on Earth is wrong here, but I'm about as frustrated that I've never been in my life. I don't know why the installation of Adobe Flash is said she is successful (it sleeps for me?), but there is no plugin appear in my menu manage add-ons, and I googled all the possible combinations of content in this message and have not found a solution that works yet.

  It seems that you have found the 64-bit version of Flash. Is your Windows 7 64-bit?

  I did read your entire post, but NPSWF64_11_1_102.dll which is Flash 64-bit; This turns into a novel when it should have been a short story.

  First, uninstall all Flash your system by following these instructions from Adobe

  • http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/141/tn_14157.html

  Second, get the 32-bit versions of the following. Why? Unless you use an unofficial Firefox 64-bit version, the regular Firefox is a 32-bit browser and needs 32-bit Flash.

  • http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/191/tn_19166.html#main_Install_in_a_firewall_proxy_server_environment
    • Download/SAVE two ways, close all browsers and then install.
      • 32-bit Flash Player ActiveX (Internet Explorer)
      • 32-bit Flash Player plugin (all other browsers)

  Third, test Flash on websites where you had a problem before.

  If this does not work, my last suggestion for you is to follow the instructions from Adobe for troubleshooting. I don't know what's happening with your system, which could possibly be the cause of the problem.

  • Troubleshooting Adobe: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

• Whitelist Google Earth Plugin for FireFox 64-bit?

  Would it not possible to whitelist, this plugin for 64 - bit as has been done for silverlight?

  Hi berwyn, mozilla won't because the plan published (as do other browser vendors as well) is completely remove support for the npapi and move the web content plugin. the win64 version already takes this kind of slate.

  https://blog.Mozilla.org/futurereleases/2015/10/08/NPAPI-plugins-in-Firefox/

• CCleaner shows a plugin in firefox without the name of the program or the Publisher and with a version number of '0', and it can be disabled or deleted.

  CCleaner shows a plugin in Firefox without the name of the program or the Publisher and with a version number of '0', and it can be disabled or deleted. It is a plugin for Firefox by default, and if so, what do I do? It does not appear in my list of Firefox addons in Firefox and a malware scan does not detect.

  It is possible that the profile has become corrupted, and you can try to start a new profile.

  • Use the Profile Manager to create and delete profiles Firefox

• is there any plan to have Hello plugin on firefox android version?

  I would like to know if there is a plan to develop or release Hello plugin for firefox on android browser.

  Thank you

  Hi mahdsip, currently the conversation must be initiated by a user of office - but if you have a call link you can also take part in a call via firefox on android (Hello firefox works without the need of plugins)...