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I have installed the most recent Flash player into Mozilla and Opera (addicted to those mouse gestures ), 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?
hey
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....
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
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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), 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?
