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mediapimp no longer works

John_Anderson
John_Anderson
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After upgrading to Firefox 6.0.2 the Mediapimp radio no longer works. When I click on a radio station I get a javascript error saying: Components.classes['@lokaliz.com/WMPPlayer;1'] is undefined

After that the browser window can't be closed, when I closed the error box another (similar) error box pops up.

After upgrading to Firefox 6.0.2 the Mediapimp radio no longer works. When I click on a radio station I get a javascript error saying: Components.classes['@lokaliz.com/WMPPlayer;1'] is undefined After that the browser window can't be closed, when I closed the error box another (similar) error box pops up.

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John_Anderson
John_Anderson Question owner
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Works ok again when I revert to Firefox Version 3.6.22.

Hasan
Hasan
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In case you see the error message again, see these:

Clear Cookies & Cache

Clear the Network Cache

Troubleshooting extensions and themes

John_Anderson
John_Anderson Question owner
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Thanks mha007.

I upgraded to Firefox 6.0.2 again and the problem came back. I tried all the things you suggested above but no change, unfortunately.

However, whilst doing what you recommended I did discover that there is a Firefox Review page for Mediapimp, https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/mediapimp-internet-radio-save-/reviews/?src=api

I don't know why my original searches of Firefox support pages didn't find that, but it seems a logical place to post this problem, so I'll try that.

Thanks.