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    Firefox fingerprint-reader plugin (XPI)

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by sleepo2, Aug 15, 2007.

  1. sleepo2

    sleepo2 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi guys,

    I finally took the plunge and bought an X61s - which I have now upgraded to 4GB RAM (running 64-bit Vista Ultimate) and 250 GD WD Scorpio disk. I'm very happy, but there's one thing missing...

    Since I upgraded the machine, I don't seem to have the Firefox plugin that uses the fingerprint reader to submit passwords to web sites. I believe it was called tvtpwm_moz_xpi.xpi but it doesn't seem to come with Client Security Solution 8.0.

    Does anybody know how to get this working?

    Thanks,
    Steve
     
    sleepo2, Aug 15, 2007
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    mcbrided Notebook Consultant

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    fingerprint reader works just fine with firefox, for me atleast...i have a T61, i would assume that the software is more or less the same. i would try uninstalling and then reinstalling the fingerprint reader software.
     
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    The links are for Client Security, which I have already installed - the fingerprint scanner is working fine to log me in to Windows, etc...

    I'm just looking for the Firefox plugin...

    Thanks though... :)

    Steve
     
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    ignore me... it seems to be built in after all (?!) ... thanks for the help!
     
    sleepo2, Aug 15, 2007
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