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Firefox 41.0 and the Plugin-Container

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So, plugin-container has been a problem with Firefox for basically ever. But, upon my update to Firefox 41.0 a few weeks ago, it has become completely untennable when I have my flash plugin activated. It's to the point where I basically have to have my Flash plugin not activated, at all.

Is anyone else having this problem? Is there a way to fix this, or is simply not using Flash the only way to prevent this?

So, plugin-container has been a problem with Firefox for basically ever. But, upon my update to Firefox 41.0 a few weeks ago, it has become completely untennable when I have my flash plugin activated. It's to the point where I basically have to have my Flash plugin not activated, at all. Is anyone else having this problem? Is there a way to fix this, or is simply not using Flash the only way to prevent this?

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Forgot to mention is that the plugin container hangs and then I must manually close down the problem, which causes embedded videos and such to crash, of course.

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You can check for problems with current Shockwave Flash plugin versions and try this:

See also:

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Everything is properly updated (as is usual with almost everyone who has had problems with this), and hardware acceleration is disabled (as is usual with almost everyone who has had problems with this).