![]() (resource://gre/modules/Promise.jsm -> resource://gre/modules/Promise-backend.js:521) JS Stack trace: resource://gre/modules/Promise-backend. jsm -> resource: //gre/modules/ Promise- backend. ![]() json WARN Write failed: Error: Promise.all() expects an iterable. Probably can help the desktop: ~$ firefox UpgradeStatus: No upgrade log present (probably fresh install) Themes: extensions.sqlite corrupt or missing RelatedPackageV ersions: gecko-mediaplayer 1.0.8-4ubuntu1 RealPlayer 9 - /usr/lib/ mozilla/ plugins/ gecko-mediaplay er-rm.so (gecko-mediaplayer) CHR - plugin: RealPlayer Version Plugin (Enabled) C:Program FilesMozilla Firefoxpluginsnprpjplug.dll CHR - plugin: RealPlayer HTML5VideoShim Plug-In (32-bit) (Enabled) C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication DataRealRealPlayerBrowserRecordPluginMozillaPluginsnprphtml5videoshim. Windows Media Player Plug-in - /usr/lib/ mozilla/ plugins/ gecko-mediaplay er-wmp. QuickTime Plug-in 7.6.9 - /usr/lib/ mozilla/ plugins/ gecko-mediaplay er-qt.so (gecko-mediaplayer)ĭivX Browser Plug-In - /usr/lib/ mozilla/ plugins/ gecko-mediaplay er-dvx. Mplayerplug-in is now gecko-mediaplayer 1.0.8 - /usr/lib/ mozilla/ plugins/ gecko-mediaplay er.so (gecko-mediaplayer) Locales: extensions.sqlite corrupt or missing InstallationDate: Installed on (0 days ago) IncompatibleExt ensions: Unavailable (corrupt or non-existant compatibility.ini or extensions.sqlite) # interfaces(5) file used by ifup(8) and ifdown(8) lxpanelĬRDA: Error: No such file or directory: 'iw'ĬurrentDmesg: init: plymouth- upstart- bridge main process ended, respawningĮxtensions: extensions.sqlite corrupt or missing Package: firefox 37.0.2+ build1- 0ubuntu0. It will benefit other browsers too, not only Firefox.Whenever I try to install an extension I get this error "firefox cannot modify the needed file" Yes one of them is big, but still graspable. Second approach allows to concentrate on two APIs only. Maintaining a set of patches doesn't look like a good idea. Other one is to implement a wrapper, some kind of adapter which will look like browser to PPAPI plugin and look like NPAPI plugin for browser.įirst approach requires strong knowledge of Firefox internals, and moreover additional effort to get the code into mainstream. First one is to implement full PPAPI interface in Firefox itself. The main goal of this project is to get PPAPI (Pepper) Flash player working in Firefox. ![]() However that does not mean it cannot be done. Although specs are not final yet, and new interface versions are arising, with some older ones getting deleted rate of change have significantly slowed down.įor various reasons Firefox developers are not interested now in implementing PPAPI in Firefox. ![]() ![]() It's huge, there are 111 groups of functions, called interfaces which todays Chromium browser offers to plugins. Two-dimensional graphics, OpenGL ES, font rendering, network access, audio, and so on. It's NPAPI-inspired yet significantly different API which have every conceivable function plugin may want. PPAPI or Pepper Plugin API is an interface promoted by Chromium/Chrome team for browser plugins. Fortunately or not, newer versions are still available for Linux as a part of Chrome browser, where Flash comes bundled in a form of PPAPI plugin. Latest available as an NPAPI plugin version 11.2 will get security updates for five years (since its release on May 4th, 2012), but further development have been ceased. As you know, Adobe have suspended further development of Flash player plugin for GNU/Linux. ![]()
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