Opera 7.54 and Flash player?
I have installed the most recent Flash player into Mozilla and Opera (addicted to those mouse gestures :D), but Opera isn't taking too kindly to Flash. Mozilla uses Flash just fine, but Opera is having trouble. When I go into the plugins section of the preferences, Flash player is clearly listed and even looks like it's setup correctly, but it doesn't function. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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i am too having the same problem opera and netscape the flsh setup runs a setup where it asks where to install path i have given that many times also copied that manullly but it does not work.... regards |
I had this problem. Installing Flash with Opera 7.54 wouldn't work, I couldn't load Flash sites....
I don't remember exactly how I solved it. But, what I did was simple. I just reinstalled Opera, and then installed flash again. |
What worked for me is to let Opera identify itself as a Mozilla 5.0 player. Now all of a sudden the flash player install program found Opera (or Mozilla??) and installed the plugin. What's more, I can use the flash player now. I hope this works for you
Marcel |
I've had the same problem, but I run opera with -debugplugin option and I saw that it could't find libXm.so.1, 2, 3 etc.. I found that it is a part of openmotif package. I've installed it, mad a link: ln -s /usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.so.3 /usr/lib/ and restarted opera. Now it works just fine. Try it!
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what distros are you using? Im on slackware, and at the moment i installed Opera Flash was working! btw, Opera 7.60 Preview 1 for Unix is available!
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I use Fedora Core 2, but (I'm not sure about that) my friend use Gentoo and had this problem too. As I saw here, masand and orange400 use Fedora too.
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Install openmotif works for me
Ok, I have installed openmotif libraries and now it works.
I use a Debian Sid and what I have needed to do is just an "apt-get install libmotif3" |
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