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How to stop the message "the quicktime plugin has crashed"? I need to overide it

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str1der
str1der
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It's a "false positive" on an internal HTTP system we use. It may be crashing but it doesn't stop me using the webpage, and it's annoying having it popup everytime.

It's a "false positive" on an internal HTTP system we use. It may be crashing but it doesn't stop me using the webpage, and it's annoying having it popup everytime.

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Dron Rathore
Dron Rathore
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I think your Quick Time plugin is outdated, you can try reinstalling the newer version or you can make the plugin deactivated(follow the below steps):

  1. Under the "Firefox" menu, click on "Addons"
  2. Under "Plugins" category find the "Quick Time" plugin
  3. And using the drop down list in right of it select "Never Activate".
str1der
str1der Nkolo motuna
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When I try to update Quicktime from the Apple website, nothing happens, I think it's being blocked and there's no option to download anything.

When I go to view my Add-ons, Quicktime isn't in there!

ideato
ideato
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Hello str1der, see also : Update Firefox to the latest version

thank you