function hideSWF(){
     e=document.getElementById("flash_content");
     e.style.width = 1 + 'px';
     e.style.height = 1 + 'px';
     e=document.getElementById("u3dobjmsiediv_unity");
     e.focus() ;
  }

  function showSWF() {
     e=document.getElementById("flash_content");
     e.style.width = gameWidth + 'px';
     e.style.height = gameHeight + 'px';
     e.focus() ;

  }

Can you force focus from a Flash app to another plugin such as Unity3d using a JS command similar to e.focus() which works in Internet explorer. The following code works in IE, but not FireFox? Any solution would be helpful. Is it even possible? function hideSWF(){ e=document.getElementById("flash_content"); e.style.width = 1 + 'px'; e.style.height = 1 + 'px'; e=document.getElementById("u3dobjmsiediv_unity"); e.focus() ; } function showSWF() { e=document.getElementById("flash_content"); e.style.width = gameWidth + 'px'; e.style.height = gameHeight + 'px'; e.focus() ; } == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == Always existed when switching from Flash app to a different app. == == User Agent == Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/533.4 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/5.0.375.99 Safari/533.4