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    How to solve Chrome's "Missing Plug-in"?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by kns, Aug 11, 2011.

  1. kns

    kns Notebook Evangelist

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    I searched the web and apparently this is a common problem without a clear solution. Using the google Chrome browser, when a web page has embedded video clips, instead of the video you get this error message "Missing Plug-in". There is no button or whatsoever with that message (some people see a button). Does anyone know a solution that really works?

    Thanks in advance.

    (p.s. I have adobe flash and Java installed.)
     
    kns, Aug 11, 2011
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    azn4lif3s Notebook Consultant

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    I think this had something to do with Google droppping the support for adobe flash player, I can't confim this but I think I read it somewhere.

    Try loading the page using a different browser such as Mozilla Firefox
     
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