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1. #CURRENT VERSION PLUGIN REALPLAYER PLUGIN.PLUGIN UPDATE#
2. #CURRENT VERSION PLUGIN REALPLAYER PLUGIN.PLUGIN UPGRADE#
3. #CURRENT VERSION PLUGIN REALPLAYER PLUGIN.PLUGIN SOFTWARE#
4. #CURRENT VERSION PLUGIN REALPLAYER PLUGIN.PLUGIN WINDOWS#

pref("plugin.scan.4xPluginFolder", false) will be picked up and if set to false the scan will not happen at all Flash, Shockwave, Acrobat, and Quicktime. When pref is missing, the default is to pickup popular plugins such as Controls the scanning of the Navigator 4.x directory for plugins Which is currently HKLM\Software\MozillaPlugins\xxxPLIDxxx\Path

#CURRENT VERSION PLUGIN REALPLAYER PLUGIN.PLUGIN WINDOWS#

Locate plugins by the directories specified in the Windows registry for PLIDs Locate and scan the Window Media Player installation directory for plugins with a minimum version

Locate plugins by scanning the Quicktime installation directory with a minimum version Locate plugins by scanning the Adobe Acrobat installation directory with a minimum version Note: Does not scan if security.enable_java is not true Locate Java by scanning the Sun JRE installation directory with a minimum version In versions since Firefox 0.9 and Mozilla Suite 1.7.a these preference settings are contained in the "all.js" file, located in the \greprefs\ subfolder in Firefox and in SeaMonkey 1.1 or above (e.g., C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\greprefs\all.js) or in the GRE\\greprefs\ subfolder in SeaMonkey 1.0.x and Mozilla Suite (e.g., C:\Program Files\Common Files\\GRE\1.8.0.7_2006091003\greprefs\all.js).

#CURRENT VERSION PLUGIN REALPLAYER PLUGIN.PLUGIN UPGRADE#

Although it is possible to stop the plugin scan for for all user profiles by editing the "all.js" file, as mentioned here, this is not recommended since modifications made to all.js will be lost at the next program upgrade that replaces the file with a newer version.Īny line preceded by a double slash ("//") is a "comment" the actual preference lines begin with pref and end with a semi-colon. Plugin scanning is controlled by the preferences listed below, which is presented for information only. Starting in version 21, all plugins will be listed and about:plugins will show either "Status: Enabled" or "Status: Disabled" for each plugin ( bug 831533).

Enabling a plugin via "(Tools) -> Add-ons (or Add-ons Manager) -> Plugins -> Enable" will add it back to the list. Note: In Mozilla 20 and below (e.g., Firefox 20), disabled plugins do not appear in the about:plugins list.

#CURRENT VERSION PLUGIN REALPLAYER PLUGIN.PLUGIN UPDATE#

You can disable the Google Update plugin using the Add-ons Manager. The Google Update plugin is then detected in your Mozilla browser via plugin scanning because its directory is specified in the Windows registry for PLIDs.

#CURRENT VERSION PLUGIN REALPLAYER PLUGIN.PLUGIN SOFTWARE#

Since there is no separate plugin.scan preference for each plugin detected via the Windows registry, the Add-ons Manager provides an easy way to manage these plugins.įor example, if you have Google software such as Google Chrome or Google Earth installed, the Google Update plugin is also installed. Starting in Firefox 3 and SeaMonkey 2, you can disable individual plugins via "Tools -> Add-ons (Add-ons Manager) -> Plugins", by selecting the plugin and clicking "Disable" as shown here. Note that these changes will affect the current profile and will need to be repeated for any other user profiles. To return to the default settings, reset the modified preferences via about:config. For example, to stop the scan of the Windows Media Player installation directory, which includes the standard WMP plugin "npdsplay.dll" on Windows XP, modify the value of the preference from "7.0" to 19.0.