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Growing Little Guru
51.0.1
Update to 52.0
Done.
Update to 52.0
Done.
Mozilla Firefox 52.0
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Growing Little Guru
Norton's password manager is working with this version.
Unbelievable!
Unbelievable!
okeedokee
The Bastion of Belmont
Yes, 52.0 came to me yesterday.
Now:
Why do I have to click to activate plugins?
Support will end for all NPAPI plugins except for Flash in March 2017, when Firefox version 52 is released. See this compatibility document and this article for details.
In the past, to protect you from plugins that have stability or security issues, Firefox could only turn off the problematic plugin. Now Firefox can prevent the plugin from running automatically (which prevents many issues) and then let you choose to run or update the plugin. Here's how it works.
Note: This article describes what to do when a plugin has been blocked by Mozilla from running automatically because of stability or security issues. Most plugins still need to be activated even though the Mozilla Plugin Check page reports they are up to date because Firefox now sets plugins to "Ask to Activate" in the Add-ons Manager by default (Adobe Flash is the exception).
More here:
Why do I have to click to activate plugins? - Mozilla Support Community
Now:
Why do I have to click to activate plugins?
Support will end for all NPAPI plugins except for Flash in March 2017, when Firefox version 52 is released. See this compatibility document and this article for details.
In the past, to protect you from plugins that have stability or security issues, Firefox could only turn off the problematic plugin. Now Firefox can prevent the plugin from running automatically (which prevents many issues) and then let you choose to run or update the plugin. Here's how it works.
Note: This article describes what to do when a plugin has been blocked by Mozilla from running automatically because of stability or security issues. Most plugins still need to be activated even though the Mozilla Plugin Check page reports they are up to date because Firefox now sets plugins to "Ask to Activate" in the Add-ons Manager by default (Adobe Flash is the exception).
More here:
Why do I have to click to activate plugins? - Mozilla Support Community
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Growing Little Guru
Yes, I had to click on the password manager to be activated.