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(Get the code!)
(In reply to comment #359)
> (In reply to comment #358)
> > Romiangulo, this is not the place for you to get help. Press F1 in your
> > keyboard and ask for help there. Also, you probably want to ask Real Player
> > developers to fix it, since you're having a problem with their software, not
> > Firefox?
>
> Contacted Real Player, they say it's Mozilla's fault. Cause if my plugin works
> fine in Internet Explorer, it should work fine in Mozilla. And it doesn't since
> upgrading to Firefox' s newest 3.6.4.
> Now, I see that either you, or Real Player is throwing the dead cat into each
> others yard, while I can't use the plugin. Now! What should I do, cause I don't
> wanna bother you or anyone else with my problem?
Please go to mozilla support bz press F1 in firefo. Bugzilla is about discussing possible code changes, not user help. Many other might have this problem and there may be a solution on mozilla help.
P.s, jusy because something works in IE proves very little about the plugin working or not as different systems are required to work with the 2 different browsers.