If you would rather revert to an earlier version (11.2) of Flash and use your existing RealPlayer Browser Record Plugin follow these steps taken from the Adobe forums:ġ. Using the Firefox RealPlayer Browser Record Plugin with an Earlier Version of Flash Once the compatibility issues are solved watch this video to find out how to re-enable the Downloader Plugin:

The first thing you’ll want to do is to disable the protected mode in the new version of Flash. We’ve put together a couple of videos to walk you through the process to get the Firefox RealPlayer Plugin working again. If you don’t want to stop using your Firefox browser, you can either disable the protected mode in the new version of Flash or revert to an earlier version of Flash.

You won’t encounter this issue if you use Internet Explorer or Google Chrome. The easiest fix is to use a different web browser. It just means you’re running into some compatibility issues with Adobe’s latest release of Flash (version 11.3). It doesn’t mean your version of RealPlayer isn’t working or that the RealPlyer Browser Record Plugin is causing any security or stability issues. Q: Why am I seeing a Firefox RealPlayer Browser Record Plugin message that says it has been blocked and may cause security or stability issues?Ī: This is a Firefox RealPlayer Plugin issue that has just started occurring on computers running Windows that use the Firefox browser. Please leave your questions below and we’ll address them in the comments or in our next installment of Ask RealPlayer. Think of Ask RealPlayer as your buddy that works at RealPlayer. We’re going to be providing answers to those questions straight from our product experts. When features aren’t working the way you think they should, we want to help. We love hearing from users of our products. UPDATE: Installing the latest version of RealPlayer should fix this Firefox issue.

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