

This is what happen RIGHT NOW with FF 49.0.2 lot of users are affected like me around the world on many website that use Flash for their video player. So if something break because of a pushed “System addons” to your Firefox without you changing anything on your side you will never know it was because of a change from Mozilla (Pushed update or “feature”) on your browser without telling you anything about the change. Mozilla can push at any time “system addons” for anything they want without telling anything to the user. I digged a little bit more about “system addons” automated update and I really don’t like it from what I’ve seen. If not, there is little that you can do but wait for them to become available on your system. If you find the two system add-ons mentioned above, then they are installed and enabled. There you find all user installed and Mozilla installed Firefox add-ons. Simply load about:support in the Firefox address bar and scroll down to the extensions group on the page. You can find out if the system add-ons are already installed on your version of Firefox. Find out if the system add-ons are installed The patch will land in Firefox 49 and Firefox 50. This should fix graphics artifacts issues that some Firefox users are experiencing currently. The D3D9 Acceleration Fallback system add-on on the other hand deactivates Direct3D9 fallback if hardware acceleration is enabled in Firefox. This enables asynchronous plugin rendering in Firefox. If the preference's value is set to false, double-click it to set it to true instead.Confirm that you will be careful if the warning prompt spawns.Type about:config in the Firefox address bar.Downloading it in another web browser is therefor the best solution. The plugin comes in a format that Firefox would prompt to install instead of download. Open another web browser or download manager and download the Flash plugin from the official Macromedia website. Adding in this case means making it recognizable by the browser without installation. The Flash plugin needs to be downloaded first, before it can be added to Firefox. The following guide works for Windows based portable Firefox versions. Adobe Flash is one of the plugins that may not be available because of this.įirefox users who want Adobe Flash to view videos, play games or access other Flash based contents do not need to install Flash for that functionality. The portable version of Firefox comes with no plugins preinstalled, and while it may make use of system wide plugins, it can still be that some necessary plugins are not available in the browser, especially if they have not been installed on the system.
