The fix for this is found at
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=443341
and amounts to running
nspluginwrapper -v -a -u
as root.
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Sent from
related upgrades, because after downgrading to
0.9.91.4-4, my plugins
are working again no problem.
I will attempt to notify the package maintainers for nspluginwrapper or file
a bug for it or something.
Cheers,
-S
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Hello all,
I found that Iceweasel was consistently freezing when trying to run Javascript
if the the package bsh-gcj is installed. This package is a dependency of the
openoffice.org-gcj package. Removing bsh-gcj fixes the problem.
I am curious as to which package I should file a bug report ag
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