[SOLVED] Grooveshark complaining about Flash blocker
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Finally there is a version of Grooveshark that should work out of the box with Ubuntu 11.10. Tried to start it up, but it keeps telling me that there seems to be a Flash blocker somewhere and that it should be removed before proceeding. Now I cannot find a way to do this, anyone have a good solution?
Solved it! Don't know if it was th proper thing to do, but by installing Flash-Aid to Firefox everything started working and now I can listen to Hank Williams again...
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Grooveshark complaining about Flash blocker
