Linux, Firefox 3.6, Flash plug-in 10.2.152.27, Facebook share photo abnormal

I would like to use the share photo/video function on my facebook, but it does not pop up a flash player adjustment window
OS: Linux
Flash plug-in version: 10.2.152.27 (Linux, RPM)
Browser: Firefox 3.6
Duplicate step:
Login Facebook > share photo > take a photo with a webcam > it has not pop up a flash adjustment window
Note:
- My webcam device is work normal
- The attachment is the current status in my linux OS

Yep, looks that way to me, too. There's (right this second) '''147''' folks on this thread: ->https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/789534 and
'''504''' on this thread: ->https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/776670?page=2#answer-143849, not counting our''' 7 '''on this one (my screen's white, too). There's indications that it's a Google/Adobe thing, or a Google/YouTube thing. (That one's after linking Goggle Acct with YouTube.
And yes, it was still messed up in Safe Mode.
My take on it is to removing/disallowing cookie setting on YouTube for now, till '''whoever '''finally gets it fixed.
I hope they'll send a email telling all of us when it's fixed. Heaven knows they have our addresses...
OOPS--and another '''93'''on this thread: ->https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/789443 And '''117''' on this one:->https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/789576

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Yep, looks that way to me, too. There's (right this second) '''147''' folks on this thread: ->https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/789534 and
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OOPS--and another '''93'''on this thread: ->https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/789443 And '''117''' on this one:->https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/789576

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