Plugins.hide_infobar_for_outdated_plugin true I fixed the problem, or at least most of the problem! Now you can decide whether the Flash player will be allowed for this session only or if you want to allow it for PirateStorm without being asked again (if you decide for the latter do not forget to check the box).Actually reading all through the Mozilla pages no one really knows anything about the issue which is sad because it has been a issue for so long. Open the PirateStorm website and click on the brick icon on the left side of the address bar to get to the website’s plugin settings. Furthermore, the Firefox browser saves the decision if Flash is allowed to be used on a website or not if set up correctly. Of course, you could also select “Always Activate” but this is not recommended. If the box is not checked we recommend you to set a check mark for security reasons.Ĭlick again on the 3 dots icon of the plugin and select “Ask to Activate”.

Ĭlick on the 3 dots icon of the 'Shockwave Flash' plugin and open the options to check whether the check mark is set to block dangerous and intrusive Flash content. Before moving on with step 4 you need to install the plugin. In case that you do not find the plugin it is likely that it is not yet installed. You may scroll down a bit to find it in case you have a couple of plugins installed. Look for “Shockwave Flash” within the installed plugins. Alternatively, you can get there by entering “about:addons” (without quotation marks) in the address bar or using the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+A. Select AddOns in the menu to open the AddOns overview.

Simply follow the step by step instructions below:Ĭlick on the 3 bars icon on the upper right side to get to the browser settings. The Flash Player can be activated manually for PirateStorm. How Can I Use the Flash Player in Mozilla Firefox?

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