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Or just uncheck FLASH when you install Quicktime 6 in the MIME dialog in the Quicktime Setup assistant
Mozilla MIME type problem
Both good suggestions, but in this case QT's MIME settings control QT's relation to the OS. The issue was with Mozilla's wacky setup for controlling MIME types with respect to plugins. Even with Flash off in the QT prefs the plugin will still intercept flash content unless you go through the changes I outlined.
Simple solution
Simply copy the following two files (do not move) from the /Library/Internet Plug-Ins folder to the Internet Plug-Ins folder in your home directory (~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins):
Simple solution
Thanks, this is a great tip. Finally I can play flash games in Mozilla 1.6! Changing the mime setting in the QuickTime System Preferences didn't work for me with QT 6.5 & Mozilla 1.6. To update this tip for Flash 7 and Mozilla 1.6: Copy these two files from
When QuickTime takes over flash plugins, the arrow keys (and maybe others too) are intercepted by QT, which QT uses for fast-forward/rewind of movies. While this behaviour is acceptable for other movie types, it's not appropriate at all for most swf files because many don't play in "normal" sequential order--notably swf games. |
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