If you have JRE installed at all in your system, you can make a file
called user.js in the same directory as your prefs.js, and add this line
to it:
user_pref("plugin.do_JRE_Plugin_Scan",true);
Mozilla will scan for a plugin, so you don't have to re-copy the plugin
files every time you do a new install.
Mike Koenecke wrote:
> There are two things that I *still* have to use the hated IE for:
>
> (1) Accessing certain secure sites, like MBNA's, which do not accept
> Mozilla for some reason, and
> (2) Accessing sites which require certain plugins.
>
> I know that (1) is (e.g.) MBNA's problem, but (2) is really starting
> to bug me. Yeah, I know being able to view movie trailers and suchlike
> is fluff, but I'd like to do it once in a while. Is there anywhere
> which gives instructions on how to install plugins for Mozilla?
> Particularly, I find the Java implementation spotty (I've installed it
> three times, and still certain sites ask to "install the Java plugin),
> and have no idea how to get QuickTime to work in Mozilla.
>
