Angry

quidity on 2005-04-23T13:34:17

NO, FIREFOX, I DON'T WANT TO INSTALL FLASH AND I DON'T WANT YOU TO REMIND ME EVERY TIME I LOAD A PAGE.

[ OK ] [ CANCEL ]

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Solution

nicholas on 2005-04-23T15:09:27

I think that this is the site that you are looking for.

plugin removal

mary.poppins on 2005-04-23T17:09:55

I believe this behavior is the result of a plugin that can be deleted. Not being a fIREfox user myself, I'm not fully investigating it.

Good luck! And remember to update your fIREfox installation every week or two when new security patches appear!

Latest version?

jdavidb on 2005-04-23T21:56:53

Post 1.0 Firefoxes just put a bar up at the top of the screen. Do you have the latest version of Firefox?

There's probably a config option to disable the bar, too. If not, I'll bet there soon will be.

I, too, am deliberately using Firefox without Flash (and Java, for that matter). And about three weeks ago, I started using Adblock with Filterset.G .

Re:Latest version?

vsergu on 2005-04-24T01:28:08

Install the Flashblock extension, and you won't be bothered by Flash but can still activate it for pages where you want to see it.

Smug

Aristotle on 2005-04-24T09:48:34

JUST MOVE THE LIBNULLPLUGIN.SO FILE (LOOK FOR IT SOMEWHERE IN THE FIREFOX INSTALL TREE) OUT OF ITS FOLDER.

Re:Smug

quidity on 2005-04-24T17:16:52

Brilliant. Also: NOT EASY.

Cheers.

flashblock

Qiang on 2005-04-29T04:40:45

i installed the flash plugin then flashblock plugin. now i don't get that missing plugin bar anymore.