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When I go to full screen on Hulu the picture goes blank.

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This did not occur until yesterday when the new version of firefox came out. I updated all the appropriate programs, I am also having a problem getting you tube to go to full screen. This occurred at the same time. It has to be connected to the new version of firefox

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This did not occur until yesterday when the new version of firefox came out. I updated all the appropriate programs, I am also having a problem getting you tube to go to full screen. This occurred at the same time. It has to be connected to the new version of firefox == URL of affected sites == http://

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Hello Mike.

It sounds like you are having a problem with the Flash plugin. Please contact Adobe for support, as they are the ones who develop it. Also, make sure this is not cause by any other add-on you have installed (it probably isn't, as multiple users have reported this). It seems like Flash is having some trouble handling Firefox latest updates.

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Hello Mike.

It sounds like you are having a problem with the Flash plugin. Please contact Adobe for support, as they are the ones who develop it. Also, make sure this is not cause by any other add-on you have installed (it probably isn't, as multiple users have reported this). It seems like Flash is having some trouble handling Firefox latest updates.