Re: [Camino] flash player

Permissions repair will not affect Flash performance.

Can we get a crash log for Camino? We're shooting in the dark without  
more information.


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m-s

On 11 Dec, 2007, at 09:30, John Scott wrote:

> Flash is independent of all browsers in OSX the flash you install is
> for safari, firefox, seamonkey, opera, camino... and any other
> browser. This might be trivial but have you tried repairing
> permissions? I hope that helps it did for me at the time.
> On 11-Dec-07, at 9:21 AM, beth Wiley wrote:
>
>> It still crashed.  In both Camino and Firefox.  Tried Camino
>> first.  I have had to reload flash player every time I try Camino.
>> Uninstall then install.  Am really tired of having to quit browser
>> and re install flash player.  Guess I'll just have to forget Camino
>> though I like it.  It just won't let me play video.  Have to
>> reinstall flash then go to Firefox.
>> I have powerbook g4 and like to work with movies for a blog and
>> youtube.
>>
>> Philippe Wittenbergh <[email protected]> wrote: On Dec 11,
>> 2007 2:19 AM, beth Wiley  wrote:
>>> Why is my flash player crashing ever since I loaded Camino?
>>> Upset,
>>> [email protected]
>>> Mac Os 10.4
>>
>> Did you recently update the flash player ? The latest version is
>> 9.0r115.
>>
>> (do this while Camino is not running)
>> Navigate to ~/library/application support/Camino
>> (the 'library' folder in your home folder)
>> delete the plugin.dat file
>> Launch Camino.
>>
>>
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>> Philippe Wittenbergh
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