Jonathan N Little wrote:
Béèm wrote:
For some reason SeaMonkey saw the 451 as 378. I still ignore why, but
after I redid the install it seems to work now. I explained this in the
original thread.
The reason I reckon is that your had a duplicate version at 378
elsewhere that SeaMonkey was referencing. That is why I said it was best
to get the plugin with your package manager and let it update a *single*
instance of the plugin.
In my puppy linux, and maybe all other linuxes, there is that plugin
directory in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins where the plugins are stored.
In my setup I symlink to the place where the plugins are really.
As this plugins directory is common for SeaMonkey as well as for
Firefox, I didn't understand how SeaMonkey could find another one.
But SM apparently did and I made inaccessible all other instances of the
plugin, which apparently was effective.
So all did end well finally.
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