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Big ommission or am I not allowing needed sites?

Story: Adobe Flash Player 11 Beta 2 Has Been Released | Linux Installation InstructionsTotal Replies: 2
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TxtEdMacs

Aug 13, 2011
5:08 PM EDT 		[serious]

Quoting: Extract tar.gz file then copy libflashplayer.so to this directory [end of line]


Does this mean you have to determine the proper directory or is it actually missing? Moreover, I could not see any means to post a comment on the site. However, I by routine run AdBlockPlus, FlashBlock and NoScript and allow blocked sites selectively. Thus, I could be blocking a needed element or script.

Anyone else see this site in the same way?

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Fettoosh

Aug 13, 2011
5:40 PM EDT 		@Txt,

I use Chrome NOT Chromium on Kubuntu, I am not sure if this would help

http://www.webupd8.org/2009/08/google-chrome-for-linux-adds-...

[Edited]

It seems to suggest that the folder "/usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins" needs to be created if it doesn't exist.
gus3

Aug 13, 2011
6:11 PM EDT 		In Firefox (I think also in Mozilla) the plugin directory is no longer created by default, so you must create it manually. Look for /usr/lib{,64}/{mozilla,firefox}/plugins. If you must create it manually, make sure it has the correct ownership and permissions.

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