Okay, the results of the tests are very odd. What does this Shockwave test say? Or this Macromedia test? Finally, have you tried Firefox plugin scan?
are you using the latest version of Firefox?Īre you having problems with your flash player or your shockwave player? They are two different API as far as I know. We are only going to leave it temporarily enabled for troubleshooting purposes.
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So to answer your question - does it put your computer at more risk? Yes, it does but in my opinion, if you don't visit scratchy websites, install random programs, etc., you should be OK for the time being. You can find more information about Protected Mode here. While this is a great security feature, it can cause crashes, freezes, slow or busy script warnings, etc. When Protected Mode is enabled, there will be two "FlashPlayerPlugin_.exe processes present. How much at risk am I putting myself by trying this?īasically, Flash Player Protected Mode was an added security feature implemented into Firefox in 2012. I did notice, when I clicked "learn more," though, something about this option making it more difficult for hackers to access my computer. I did just uncheck Enable Adobe Flash protected mode, and we'll see if it has any effect - it's a bit too early to tell right now (it doesn't happen THAT often).
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