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Adding plugins to built-in browser?

I'm running iTest on linux, and I need it to have flash installed. Mind you, I'm not testing flash, I just need the web page that says "you don't have flash installed" to go away. Where is the appropriate plugins directory?

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Figured it out!

/usr/local/fanfare/iTest_3.4.2/plugins/org.mozilla.xulrunner.gtk.linux.x86_1.8.1.3/xulrunner/plugins/libflashplayer.so

Note, the built-in browser is 32 bit, even if the test harness is 64 bit.

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On windows, it will pick up the plugins installed in your standard firefox installation. 

On linux, it may or may not be able to pick them up, so the correct path to place the plugin would be what dclaar pointed out. 

 

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