Some plugins used by this page are out of date

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  • Revision id: 683
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  • Creator: Cheng Wang
  • Comment: Moving this to KB but I think we should probably add screenshots of how to use the Plugin check page
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  • Reviewed by: AnonymousUser
  • Is approved? Yes
  • Is current revision? Yes
  • Ready for localization: Yes
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A plugin is a piece of software that manage internet content that Firefox is not designed to process. Some common plugins are Adobe Flash, Windows Media Player, and Java.

Plugins involve using code written by third-parties, so it is critically important to keep you plugins up to date. A security vulnerability in a plugin you have installed could compromise your privacy. Firefox 3.6 and above warns you when you are using an out of date plugin, by adding a yellow notification at the top of the webpage. 8ad253cf82b3157e9ce25ebda0675f67-1263960906-482-1.pngbead4d3978e954514b1e1dd2d7951a4c-1263966525-385-1.png

If you see the Some plugins used by this page are out of date message, click Update Plugins.... You will be taken to the Mozilla Plugin Check page to check which of your plugins are out of date, and link you to an up to date version.

For more information, see Use plugins to play audio, video, games and more.