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Hey guys, I was recently on my Nextel page looking for some ringtones. All the previews are ActiveX. I can't seem to find anywhere to get that plugin for Firefox 2.x
ActiveX is a Microsoft propietary thing and as such does not work under Linux. It is also a good way to make your box insecure so it's not a good thing to run it.
Best bet is to run Windows inside a virtual machine.
Sometimes i use the firefox pluggin user-agent-switcher to access those awful websites, it will seem you're using Internet explorer (yuck). Firefox Add-ons
Hopefully it helps
Or just use IEs4linux. I have to go to some pages that only work in IE for work, and thats what I use. You get IE6, so (most) pages won't tell you that you need to upgrade.
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