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How can I determine the plugin that a certain website needs?

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tearlach99
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I use a CRM hosted application called SAGE. When I try to load it using the 64-bit version of Firefox I get a message saying it requires a plugin. Firefox is unable to find a suitable plugin, but it gives me no information about what kind of plugin it needs. How can I find out what type of plugin it is looking for?

I use a CRM hosted application called SAGE. When I try to load it using the 64-bit version of Firefox I get a message saying it requires a plugin. Firefox is unable to find a suitable plugin, but it gives me no information about what kind of plugin it needs. How can I find out what type of plugin it is looking for?

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cor-el
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Does it work with the 32 bit version of Firefox?

Then you can check which plugin is used. You need 64 bit plugin for a 64 bit Firefox version, so if there isn't a 64 bit version of that plugin then it won't work.

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