chokito wrote:
The 64-bit version of plugin-container.exe
has MD5: 33d3c39d859b84772dfc17c2d27f5705
This MD5-checksum correspends to an old version of 2.49.1 from 2017-05-28.
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The latest version 2.49.1 is from 2017-06-19. (The better name would be 2.49.2).
https://l10n.mozilla-community.org
> The 64-bit version of plugin-container.exe
> has MD5: 33d3c39d859b84772dfc17c2d27f5705
This MD5-checksum correspends to an old version of 2.49.1 from 2017-05-28.
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The latest version 2.49.1 is from 2017-06-19. (The better name would be 2.49.2).
https://l10n.mozilla-community.org/~
On 12/07/2017 18:37, Ken Rudolph wrote:
> I'm running SM 2.49.1 under Win-10. Lately I've been getting a Norton
> warning that something called plugin-container.exe has no valid digital
> signature. It's happened several times, now, and I'm wondering if I
> should be concerned or
If it is the bundled plugin-container.exe from the SeaMonkey directory tell
Norton to bug off. Neither Adrians nor our version are digitally signed yet.
Ken Rudolph wrote:
It's happened several times, now, and I'm wondering if I should be concerned
or if I should tell Norton to bug off
I'm running SM 2.49.1 under Win-10. Lately I've been getting a Norton
warning that something called plugin-container.exe has no valid digital
signature. It's happened several times, now, and I'm wondering if I
should be concerned or if I should tell Norton to bug off.
Incidentally, I went
Adblock Plus and installed
them.
Restarting Firefox all seemed OK.
Then changed cookie preferences to be more restrictive.
Now Firefox will no boot.
I reinstalled Firefox from their web page but the non start problem
persists.
At one point I saw a message that said there was a problem with
Plugin
Firefox all seemed OK.
Then changed cookie preferences to be more restrictive.
Now Firefox will no boot.
I reinstalled Firefox from their web page but the non start problem persists.
At one point I saw a message that said there was a problem with
Plugin-Container.exe
Any thoughts on how to get
Adblock Plus and installed
them.
Restarting Firefox all seemed OK.
Then changed cookie preferences to be more restrictive.
Now Firefox will no boot.
I reinstalled Firefox from their web page but the non start problem
persists.
At one point I saw a message that said there was a problem with
Plugin
flyguy wrote:
Recently, Seamonkey sometimes experiences 25 to 30% CPU time by
plugin-container.exe, and what is a normally fast (4 cpu, 2 GHz) XP
machine really slows down. I've read some Firefox related complaints
about it, but didn't really find any work arounds other than closing
tabs until
On 12/25/2011 01:53 PM, sean nathan bean wrote:
flyguy wrote:
Recently, Seamonkey sometimes experiences 25 to 30% CPU time by
plugin-container.exe, and what is a normally fast (4 cpu, 2 GHz) XP
machine really slows down. I've read some Firefox related complaints
about it, but didn't really
Recently, Seamonkey sometimes experiences 25 to 30% CPU time by
plugin-container.exe, and what is a normally fast (4 cpu, 2 GHz) XP
machine really slows down. I've read some Firefox related complaints
about it, but didn't really find any work arounds other than closing
tabs until it stopped
flyguy wrote:
Recently, Seamonkey sometimes experiences 25 to 30% CPU time by
plugin-container.exe, and what is a normally fast (4 cpu, 2 GHz) XP
machine really slows down. I've read some Firefox related complaints
about it, but didn't really find any work arounds other than closing
tabs until
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