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composite reflectivity loop (animated weather radar image) won't work in Firefox.

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Just switched from XP to Win 7 Pro. Installed Firefox. When trying to view a composite reflectivity loop (animated weather radar image) on the National Weather Service site, I get an error message that a plug-in is missing, but no other details.

Thanks,

Ed

Just switched from XP to Win 7 Pro. Installed Firefox. When trying to view a composite reflectivity loop (animated weather radar image) on the National Weather Service site, I get an error message that a plug-in is missing, but no other details. Thanks, Ed

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These are the common ones in Firefox that you can try:

Please update your plugins to the latest version. Check to make sure you are up to date:

If you see any issues also see:

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These are the common ones in Firefox that you can try:

Please update your plugins to the latest version. Check to make sure you are up to date:

If you see any issues also see:

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Loading the Flash Plugin did the trick. Thanks,

Ed