I want to know how to integrate the plugin Adobe Flash Player 10 to Kameleon.

http://kmext.sourceforge.net/mplug.htm - unzip and copy NPSWF32.dll to K-Meleon plugins folder, there is no need to install flashplayer.exe.
To test your current flash player visit http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/

Download & Install Adobe Flash Player 10 from the Producer (choose install for Mozilla when offered - Internet Explorer uses another plugin, activeX.) or get the file from K-Meleon extension pages and extract it to 1.).

If You do not want flash to create tracer objects (flash cookies) or if You use the DLL from the K-Meleon extension pages.

place NPSWF32.dll to:

1.) c:\program files\k-meleon\plugins[b]NPSWF32.dll[/b]

After using the Producer's installer the file is usually in
2.) ./Windows/system32/macromed/flash/NPSWF32.dll

At location 2.) it is automatically found by K-Meleon.

If not? svp use set default(F2 & Definir K-Meleon comme navigator par default) and choose register as Mozilla product (that writes a key into registry - that makes that Mozilla plugins are found).

Bon chance



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/08/2010 09:57PM by guenter.

... another good site for checking your Flash Player version is ...

http://www.duber.com/LetsTalk/playerCheck.html


usually very quick.

@guenter
You know, I had only the flash DLL in the plugins folder, but the cookies were created anyway. I'm using a flash cookie cleaner to delete all the traces.

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slayer
@guenter
You know, I had only the flash DLL in the plugins folder, but the cookies were created anyway. I'm using a flash cookie cleaner to delete all the traces.

Thx for the info.

Did they update to "improve" that?

Or was it a long repeated myth?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/09/2010 05:16AM by guenter.

I don't really know.
I have formatted my disk, and installed win98se. Then installed KM, and unzipped the flash 9 dll in the plugins folder. After that, the cookies were created in the Macromedia folder anyway.

The same with XP SP3. All recent Npswf32.dlls do write objects. I have also tried with the different Npswf32.dlls from the extensions page.

I have flashblock installed - flash writes info to the hdd as soon as a flash film is activated. So I can see no way to completely switch off gathering objects. Each flash film You want to see can create an object.

The plugins that did not write into user/%apdata%/macromedia... must be way back.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 12/09/2010 07:51AM by guenter.

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slayer
I don't really know.
I have formatted my disk, and installed win98se. Then installed KM, and unzipped the flash 9 dll in the plugins folder. After that, the cookies were created in the Macromedia folder anyway.

slayer,

Must be a w98se flash version kind of thing. I don't see that behavior at all in XP PRO SP3.. just the dll in plugins, no flash in c:\ windows\ macromedia\ flash at all and nothing written there of any kind.

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This .Dll seems to work.
Thank you

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This .Dll seems to work.

Good to hear that You solved the flash problem.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/10/2010 04:58AM by guenter.

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ndebord
Must be a w98se flash version kind of thing. I don't see that behavior at all in XP PRO SP3.. just the dll in plugins, no flash in c:\ windows\ macromedia\ flash at all and nothing written there of any kind.

Hmm, is that really the %appdata% folder...?

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ndebord
Must be a w98se flash version kind of thing. I don't see that behavior at all in XP PRO SP3.. just the dll in plugins, no flash in c:\ windows\ macromedia\ flash at all and nothing written there of any kind.

Hmm, is that really the %appdata% folder...?

That should AFAIK be the %apdata%/macromedia folder location on Windows 98.

And here comes the location of 2 flash objects one of which might well be a unique tracing object.



XP SP3 German Version with German path names.




Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/10/2010 06:18AM by guenter.

This is how userinfo6.sol inside displays as screenshot. It did not copy into cache, why?





Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/10/2010 06:23AM by guenter.

yes, i noticed the cookies after a 10 upgrade..i'm not sure which version. in windows 98 with another version there are still no flash cookies but perhaps i haven't tested enough there.
there's a simple extension on kmext to easily delete them..i think under privacy

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guenter
The same with XP SP3. All recent Npswf32.dlls do write objects. I have also tried with the different Npswf32.dlls from the extensions page.

I have flashblock installed - flash writes info to the hdd as soon as a flash film is activated. So I can see no way to completely switch off gathering objects. Each flash film You want to see can create an object.

The plugins that did not write into user/%apdata%/macromedia... must be way back.

Guenter,

Hmmm. I use npswf32.dll, as patched by disrupted: v. 10.1.102.64, (5,971,408 bytes)

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ok, K-Meleon reads *.swf;
Thank you.

new flash player 10.2.152.26 released recently
get.adobe.com/flash

try this new version on a win98se/winme computer with K-meleon 1.5x/1.6x AND KernelEx 4.5.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/10/2011 01:53AM by 4td8s.

The new plugin does not work with an out of the box on German WinME. The plugin is recognized by the browser but Youtube insists that I must install the plugin.

Well, finally, hardware accelerated flash it's here, now, let's hope they enable in the next days (YouTube, Dailymotion, etc) on the flashplayer html vars.

Test video for it: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/stagevideo.html

It's a shame, guenter



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/10/2011 02:46AM by JohnHell.

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guenter
The new plugin does not work with an out of the box on German WinME. The plugin is recognized by the browser but Youtube insists that I must install the plugin.

bummer dude. and with final release of Flash Player 10.2 being posted on the Adobe Flash Player site, Adobe has now dropped all support for Flash Player 9.

I guess Win98/ME users are stuck with either FP9 (which is no longer being maintained by new security fixes) or FP 10.0/10.1 w/ KernelEx.

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Users who are using an unsupported configuration for the latest player or who otherwise wish to continue to use Adobe Flash Player 9, can find archived installers in the Archived Flash Player Technote.

Which is more old apps & OS support than MS does for Win98/ME.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/11/2011 01:56AM by guenter.

10.2 working on 98SE here.