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my adobe flash record works on Internet Ex. won't work on FFox???

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RBriskin@san.rr.com
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I switched from Internet Explorer to Firefox. I have the latest version of Adobe Flash that's needed to view youtube. I can still watch it on Internet Explorer but can't get it to work on Firefox. I'm told I have to download the program I already have installed. What do I need to do to take care of this problem?

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I switched from Internet Explorer to Firefox. I have the latest version of Adobe Flash that's needed to view youtube. I can still watch it on Internet Explorer but can't get it to work on Firefox. I'm told I have to download the program I already have installed. What do I need to do to take care of this problem? Thank you!

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cor-el
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Your above posted list of installed plugins doesn't show the Flash plugin for Firefox.
IE uses a different Flash plugin than Firefox does, so you need to install Flash for Firefox as well.

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Swapnilrustagi
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Flash Player is available as two types-

1. ActiveX version - for IE and IE-based browsers 2. Plug-in version - Safari, Firefox and Opera.

Chrome already includes Adobe Flash Player.

So you need to download the plug-in for Mozilla Firefox as suggested by cor-el.

Please DO NOT mark this reply as Solved IT. Mark cor-el's reply as Solved It.