Now try setting up a new additional test profile."Absolutely no videos will play." suggested disabling protected mode.Why? What do I need?" suggested trying Firefox's safe mode We should be able to find a solution or a workaround, but note bugs and investigations will centre on supported software not insecure and unsupported versions of Flash & Firefox.įor now forget the Firefox Reset, that is a very simple solution but aimed at users unable to follow instructions to for instance rename and edit files, not at field engineers! It may have helped if you responded in your previous threads. Sorry you are feeling disillusioned with Firefox, Flash Player and the support provided.
The problem ALWAYS involves Flash in some form. Problem is, it tries my patience just to get it running again when you folks do an upgrade. Like I said before, I'm a long time fan of Firefox. Where can I find all the older versions of Firefox? And will I have any difficulty installing them. Once I can do that I think it will work together because none of this happened until the newest version was installed. The way I see it, I need to revert to an older version of Firefox AND Flash player. I'm convinced that Firefox can not handle any Flash software whether Macromedia, Adobe, Shockwave or any other part of it. So, guess what? Firefox is out until someone can fix the problem.
The plug in crashes as soon as I try to access any Flash site. I finally uninstalled Firefox completely and on a whim, thought I would install Seamonkey. None of the Flash help I have received from both Adobe and Mozilla is helpful. I am unable to reset Firefox because the moment I go to Tools> (etc) reset Firefox, it crashes.
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