Mini Player Add-ons

I have always used iTunes and one thing I think its missing something wmp has.
When you use the mini player for wmp when ever it goes to the next song a little thing pops up and tells you what song is being played, then it goes away after a few seconds.
Is there anyway to get this on the itunes miniplayer?
Maybe something I have to download or enable?

That isn't something builtin to iTunes. However, you can probably find a Yahoo! widget that does what you want:
http://widgets.yahoo.com/

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Real player extension not visible in add ons in firefox 21

the real player down loader is no longer visible in videos in you tube asnd other video sites the add ons in the fire fox tool does not have the real player add ons visible although i have the latest version of real player installed and it works fine with IE. Could someone please help me fix the problme it was working fine till yesterday. It is irritating

Solved the whole Real Player-Firefox issue. Simply go your control panel, select "Programs", under "Default Programs" click on "Change default settings for media or devices". Find Video Files and choose Real Player logo to Import Music, Video and Pictures using Real Player. Click "Save" at the bottom of the window, then closeout and restart Firefox. You should see the "Download this Video" icon in YouTube videos once again and download at will. One caveat, it seems to work great on amateur videos and the like. I had an issue downloading some music videos. It's kind of hit or miss, you will have to keep trying to download a video if it doesn't work initially. I noticed that it downloads videos as a .dash file and then Real Player downloader will convert the file to mp4 or whatever format you have it set to in your preferences. These directions are for Windows 7, you will have to find the equivalent control panel options for other Windows OS. Good luck!

We use an add-on in one of our online solutions and we've identified a security vulnerability. The issue has been addressed in our latest add-ons and we would like to know how we may blocklist our previous player through a firefox update?

We use an add-on in one of our online solutions and we've identified a security vulnerability. The issue has been addressed in our latest add-ons and we would like to know how we may blocklist our previous player through a firefox update?

You can file a bug report to do that request.
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Bug_writing_guidelines

ADOBE FLASH PLAYER DOES NOT show up on add-ons and even though i install it on my computer it doesn't sync with Firefox to play movies

Vudu requires Adobe Flash Player for movies and gives me an error message saying that I need to update to the newest version and gives a link. When i follow the link and install the newest version I still get the same message. I checked add-ons Firefox and Adobe Flash Player doesn't show up as an available add-on or plug-in. What is the problem?

Your system details list doesn't show that the Shockwave Flash plugin is installed and enabled.
If you have the Shockwave Flash plugin installed then make sure that it is enabled.
*Firefox/Tools > Add-ons > Plugins
You can check the version of the current Flash player here:
*http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
You can find the latest Flash player versions for Firefox on this page:
*http://www.adobe.com/special/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html
See also:
*http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/installation-problems-flash-player-windows.html

In manage add-ons, Adobe Flash Player is listed under Not Available, but is listed as enabled.

When trying to view something that needs flash player, it tells me that I need to have flash player to do this. So I go to install it, and it tells me it is already installed with my Windows 8. So, then it tells me to either Enable flash player or to disable Active x filtering. Active x filtering is not enabled, so I go to Manage add ons, and it shows that Shockwave Flash Object is listed under the heading NOT AVAILABLE, but is listed as being enabled. I have tried to reinstall flash player, but it won't let me because it is already installed. Not sure why it is showing up under Not Available, and not under the Adobe heading with my Adobe PDF reader. Can anyone tell me how to get flash player back from this point???

Please ask your question on a forum for the Flash Player

I have Photoshop CC 2014 on my Mac and cannot find Mini-bridge under file, window or in the online add-ons.

Was Mini-Bridge discontinued in Photoshop CC2014? It is not under the file or Window menus. I cannot find it under add-ons on line. I have a Mac, is that why I'm not seeing it? Any help would be very useful.

Aricia93313 wrote:
Was Mini-Bridge discontinued in Photoshop CC2014?
Yes.
See Photoshop: Spring Cleaning | PHOTOSHOP.COM BLOG
"Mini Bridge
Mini-Bridge is an Extension Panel using Flash and therefore must be removed now that Flash is no longer supported in Photoshop. Bridge CC remains available as a stand-alone file browser application for designers and photographers needing to browse non-photographic file formats.
Lightroom, which is available with Creative Cloud and the Photoshop Photography Program, is an alternative for photographers as a way to work with multiple photos and hand them off to Photoshop for additional processing."

In Windows 8, under manage add-ons, Flash player is listed under the heading Not Available, but is listed as being Enabled.

I Try to reinstall it but it tells me it is already pre-installed with my windows 8 and to turn off active x filtering or to enable it in manage add ons. Active x filtering is not on, and it is currently enabled, it is just listed under the Not Available heading and I am guessing that is why it is not working when I go to view something that needs flash player. Is there a way to uninstall it and reinstall it going around the windows preinstalled?? Or a way to get it out of the Not Available and into the Adobe heading in my add-ons??

What you can do is either Reset IE (Gear > Advanced > Reset), or if that doesn't work, you'll need to go into Add/Remove programs, find the last Windows Update for Internet Explorer or Flash, uninstall it, then re-install it from Windows Update. This will usually get you back to a good state with IE.

Flash player and kaspersky browser add-ons

Hallo,
I use Internet Explorer 9 (32 bit) on windows 7 (64 bit) with Adobe flash player (version 11,5,502,135 installed) and also the following kaspersky browser add-ons from software "kaspersky internet security 2013":
Name Content Blocker Plugin
Name Virtual Keyboard Plugin
Name Safe Money Plugin
Name URL Advisor Plugin
Name Links untersuchen
Some time - once per month - I like to go to cinema and therefor I use cineplex online ticket booking system, which is based on adobe flash player. But ever I want to reserve online a cinema ticket, I got an error message in browser from some add-on, probable from flash player add-on "Shockwave Flash Object" by Adobe Systems Incorporated, and cannot use the web page to reserve a ticket in online ticket system of CINEPLEX: https://booking.cineplex.de/TicketBoxXNGFrontend/booking_ng.jsp?perf_i d=1E871000023VYZJHTG&site_id=31 The web page from booking.cineplex is since many years the same, but flash player is often updated and kaspersky lab add-ons are very young.
Could anybody confirm problems between flash player add-on and the kaspersky lab add-ons, because if I deactivate all kaspersky add-ons, there are no problems to use the webpage from CINEPLEX and their online ticket system based on flash player. Support of Kaspersky Lab denies any problems with their software regarding this issue, but I don't believe, that they had tested it with the booking.cineplex site.
Regards
hfreiwald

Hi Chris,
thank your for the hint. But this site is already on whitelist in all moduls of kaspersky. I assume the error comes not from possible blocking content of the web site, but from blocking something functions from flash player "Shockwave Flash Object" add-on, but I could not exactly determine this. Because this problem is difficulty to delimit, I use IE 9 only without Kaspersky add-ons, otherwise I get angry each time, if the access to cinema portal site does not work.
Perhaps someone else has an idea.

The Add-Ons Manager is supposed to auto update your add-ons but it is not detecting the latest version of Adobe flash player. Why is it not detecting the update?

I have Adobe flash player version 10.2.152.32 installed and Adobe has released version 10.2.3.1 so why is the add-ons manager not detecting that an update is available?

Adobe Flash is not an add-on, it's a plug-in and you have to use the Plug-in Check to check for updates:
https://www.mozilla.com/en-US/plugincheck/

IE showing Flash Player status disabled, despite the fact that it's enabled in Manage Add Ons.

I uninstalled Flash Player version 13 on Windows 8 and then re-installed Flash Player version 11.7.700.275. After the successful installation message, I restarted the computer, but when I access the URL 'http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player.html' it says, Your Flash version: Disabled. Despite the fact that IE is showing it enabled in Manage Add-Ons. Please help.

Please ask your question on a forum for the Flash Player

Flash player 11.8 successfully installed but is listed as disabled in the add-ons with no option to enable

I cannot get flash player to work on my firefox browser. I installed the latest version of flash player on my mac several times, and it says it is installed successfully. If I look on my add-ons from the "Tools" menu, it says that Flashplayer is disabled, but with no button or option that I can see to enable it. If I try to watch a video on youtube, it says that flash is blocked for my protection. Flash is working fine on Safari and Chrome. Do you have any advice as to what I can do to get flash working on this browser? Thank you!

I closed firefox and deleted pluginreg.dat, and then I opened firefox again and a new pluginreg.dat file appeared. The flash player still appears to be disabled when I look at my plugins though and if I go to a website that requires flash it still doesn't work.

In manage add-ons, it shows Shock wave as enabled but Flash Player still does not work.

In manage add ons, it shows shock was as enabled, but flash player still does not work

TryDisabling ActiveX Filtering in Internet Explorer

Adobe Flash Player has Disappeared from my FF Add-ons & won't reinstall

Adobe Flash Player has Disappeared from my FF (version 4.0.1) Add-ons & won't reinstall. The Adobe Test page says that I've successfully installed the latest version (10.3.181.34) of Flash Player but after trying this 4 times, Flash just refuses to show up in my add-ons/plug-ins and now some websites are not working correctly. (Using a Win7 Home, 64-bit, SP 1 desktop.)

Because the are different products and load/use/display different types of files. You either have both installed because you have used websites that need one or the other, or you don't. Don't worry about why they are named the way they are named, that is Adobe's decision. Just accept the facts and go on with your life.
Shockwave Flash = Adobe Flashplayer<br />
*used to play .flv video files, most notably
*http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/
*https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Adobe_Flash
Shockwave for Director = Shockwave Player<br />
*used mostly for games (jigsaw puzzles, etc.)
*http://www.adobe.com/products/shockwaveplayer/
*https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Adobe_Shockwave

Updating Flash Player Does Not Reflect In Add-Ons Manager or Plug-In Check

The add-ons Manager shows I have Flashplayer version 11.3.300.265. The Plug-ins Check shows there is an update, and I downloaded and installed Flash Player version 11.3.300.268. Six times! Each time, the installation shows as successful on the Adobe site, but FF14 does not reflect the new version, and the Plug-in check continues to insist that the version is out of date.
I had no problems whatsoever updating to the latest Flashplayer version in IE (8). But FF is once again giving me trouble with this.
In addition, the add-ons manager shows a version of Flash 9.0.45.0, last updated Feb 20, 2007. There's a big red warning that it's out of date. This is in addition to Shockwave Flash (the correct one) and Shockwave for Director (which is current). It's been like this for awhile, and I disabled the antique version of Flash and it does not affect FF or Flashplayer performance.
I tried deleting my plug-ins database, but I just get all the same info when it is rebuilt. Any suggestions or solutions would be appreciated.

Such old version are usually located in the plugins folder in the Firefox program folder (C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\).
You can enable the plugin and verify the path on the about:plugins page.
You can set the plugin.expose_full_path pref to true on the about:config page to see the full path of plugins on the about:plugins page.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Issues_related_to_plugins#Identifying_installed_plugins
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/about:plugins
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/about:config
It is best not to leave that pref set to true as it exposes that full path to web servers, so reset that pref to false after you are done with the about:plugins page.
See "Manually uninstalling a plugin":
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Troubleshooting+plugins

Flash player update with add-ons

Wasn't sure where to address this
concern:
I just went to Adobe site to check for any updates to flash player 10. I was shocked to see that with the update were optional (which could be rejected) for a Macafee product and some game-type reader.
(I had gone directly to Adobe for this upgrade, as my wife said she had an alert to upgrade, but it wanted her to buy something. I thought a hoax, so went directly to Adobe.)
Unless I am missing something here, offering various add-ons with flash player upgrades seriously hurts the integrity of the importance of flash player. As a web developer using flash, I rely that users are going to keep getting the latest flash version. Including optional add-ons, in my opinion, puts flash in the category of items that are always trying to install a Google or such tool bar, offer free scans, etc.
That image can be harmful to keeping flash player an important tool. My first thought is that it is akin to the old days when flash was just used as a splash screen; nice, but meaningless. I'd hate to see flash getting reputation as a gimmic rather than a serious, critical tool.
Not sure who addresses such concerns, but, unless I am missing something in all this, I think as flash developers, we should be concerned.
If I have misinterpreted things, please let me know.
Thank you

Download the Adobe Flash Player installer directly by clicking one of the following links.
Flash Player for ActiveX (Internet Explorer)
Flash Player Plug-in (All other browsers)
Download the "offline installer" for Reader here.
For the record, there are ONLY 4 things that can possibly download with Flash Player, Shockwave or Reader updates FROM ADOBE:
1. Norton Security Scan
2. McAfee Security Scan
3. Google Chrome with Google Toolbar
4. A trial of Adobe Lightroom (Mac downloads only)
ANYTHING else that installs with an "update" DID NOT come from Adobe, and it's a sure bet the "update" didn't either, and it's probably loaded with "adware", "spyware", or "malware".
Whenever you see a ntoice about updating Flash Player, you can check to see if your Flash Player is up to date by right clicking ANY flash content on a web page and choosing "Global Settings".
Then when your control panel opens to the Flash Player window, under the "Advanced" tab, you can see your installed version, and check to see if there really is an update available FROM ADOBE.

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