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Hi,
I installed the Macromedia Flash plugin for Mozilla and on some pages it works perfect!
But on others, like www.englishtown.com I just see the picture but it doesn't start
What can I do?
I have come across some weirdness in the linux flashplayer plugin. For example the page http://www.mironov.net/pingu/pingu3.swf doesn't work very well in opera under linux (it works but there's no text). Opera under windows, though plays it without a problem.
Edit: Seems the site is currently down so you can't check it. It's a good time waster, though.
I know that many sites require the installation of special software, but in this case they helped me both with learning the language and installing programs on the course https://englishpapa.com/ because it does not require special software, just your PC and you are enough for attendance at the course, and all other issues are taken over by the company
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