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After updating to Firefox 21.0 the Deja Vu plug-in (djvuctrl-6.1.4-sv-r27999.msi) does not work but is necessary for viewing pages publ. by http://www.svar.se

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I subscribe to digitalized genealogy records bublished by Riksarkivet in Sweden (http://www.svar.ra.se). After updating Firefox to version 21.0 the plug-in that I have to be able to view the records is no longer accepted. The error message I get is. "En insticksmodul behövs för att visa innehållet. Installera insticksmodul ...".. However, the file that I get on following the instructions is exactly the the same as the one already installed. No update is available. What to do?

I subscribe to digitalized genealogy records bublished by Riksarkivet in Sweden (http://www.svar.ra.se). After updating Firefox to version 21.0 the plug-in that I have to be able to view the records is no longer accepted. The error message I get is. "En insticksmodul behövs för att visa innehållet. Installera insticksmodul ...".. However, the file that I get on following the instructions is exactly the the same as the one already installed. No update is available. What to do?

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It is possible that some plugins are installed in the plugins folder in the Firefox program folder.

You can set the plugins.load_appdir_plugins pref to true on the about:config page to make Firefox scan the "<install>/plugins/" directory for plugins like the WMP plugin (np-mswmp.dll).

You can alternatively move plugins from "<install directory>/plugins/" to <install directory>/browser/plugins/ to make Firefox find them again.

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It is possible that some plugins are installed in the plugins folder in the Firefox program folder.

You can set the plugins.load_appdir_plugins pref to true on the about:config page to make Firefox scan the "<install>/plugins/" directory for plugins like the WMP plugin (np-mswmp.dll).

You can alternatively move plugins from "<install directory>/plugins/" to <install directory>/browser/plugins/ to make Firefox find them again.