I found this in my ~/Library/Internet Plug-ins folder. I don’t recall installing it, and can’t seem to find any useful information on it. Does anyone know what this is for? AddLive_v3 3.0.3.20. Any problems with it? Safe to delete?
Many thanks.
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5), 2.3 GHz intel Core i5
Some sort of plug-in for enhanced video and audio within a web browser (supposedly). Quick description of it:
Publisher's description
Remove it if you wish.
Some sort of plug-in for enhanced video and audio within a web browser (supposedly). Quick description of it:
Publisher's description
Remove it if you wish.
Thanks for your research, Kurt. I think it might related to an AT&T troubleshooting tool I installed after some recent connectivity issues. The phrase "firewall traversal" has caught my attention. I'll remove it.
I thought that, too. Really? Someone who wrote this plugin thinks it's a good idea to bypass OS X's firewall?
Could this also be installed when installing the screensharing download from apple support?
Anyone (not just Apple) using screen sharing has just as much control over your Mac as you do. So they could, but why would they?
What is AddLive_v3.plugin Internet Plug-In?
