BLOCKED-PLUG IN

what i did was went on my mom's macbook pro, whose flash plugin worked, found the internet plugins folder, and took her FlashPlayer.plugin file and threw it on a USB drive. Then i plugged it into mine, and drag and dropped the file into my internet plugins folder, restarted my browser, and it worked! hope this helps!

Hi

I am also having dificulties with this. So far I have:

Installed latest version of Flash Player.

Checked that I only have one version in Library/internet plug ins (and that it is the one I have just downloaded).

restarted my mac.

Discovered that I don't have a Library/Internet plugs ins disabled folder.

Tried Flickster again and am still getting the "blocked plug in" message.

Any help would be greatfully received.

Andy

This is why people are slowly drifting back to Windows. The stress I get from Apple is immense. I rang them about blocked plug ins and the guy had the nerve to tell me I should switch to Firefox! I know Apple is famour for its user unfriendly and cutomer unfriendly interface (otherwise we would not need such forums as this) but I am seriously thinking of going back to Windows.

I really appreciate the time people give here but saying "go to /library/internet plug ins folder means nothing to me! When I give instrctions especially as regards html type instructions I give all the info.

Frank

Duplicating the flash plugin from the system/library/internet plugins to user/library/internet plugins fixed my issue which was having the flash plugin work within the Dashboard with web snippets

This is a recurring issue, when ever Adobe pushes an update. The solution is super-simple, just update the plugin. If you don't know how, then just follow steps here : Blocked Plugin