Description of problem: When I click on the "click here to download plugin" button on web pages with flash content, Firefox opens up the "plugin finder service". It briefly flashes something too quickly to read, then displays a blank page with a "next" button. Clicking "next" changes the page to a page that says, "Firefox is now checking for available plugins...", with a "next" button. Clicking "next" takes me to a page that says, "the following plugins are available. Click next to download these plugins", but displays no plugins. Clicking the next button closes the plugin finder service. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): firefox-3.0-0.60.beta5.fc9.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Go to a page with flash content. 2.Click "click here to download plugin". 3.Hit "next" several times. Actual results: Plugins are not installed. Expected results: I expected Firefox to install a plugin to handle the flash content. I have the gnash rpm installed on this computer, so I expected it to find that and set it up. At the very least it could tell me about the adobe plugin, or suggest additional steps I might take to get flash working. Additional info:
The bug is still present.
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