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This is great news. Now if only Mozilla made it easy to remove plugins just as other addons[1], we'll be all set. [1] At present, you'll need to go to [your in
by eksith 13y ago
This is great news. Now if only Mozilla made it easy to remove plugins just as other addons[1], we'll be all set.
[1] At present, you'll need to go to [your install folder]\extensions or check their path.
To do this, go to about:config and set 'plugin.expose_full_path' to 'true'. Now go to about:plugins where you'll see the full install path. Go to these and delete the .dll
Edit: Globally installed plugins, may affect other browsers installed on your machine. Renaming is probably safer in case you need to roll back.
- AndrewDucker 13y agoGo to Tools->Addons. Select the "Plugins" tab. Select "Never Activate" for the ones you don't want to activate.
- eksith 13y agoMy OCD wouldn't allow a plugin that is "just there" in the browser even if it's not activated ;)
- evilpie 13y agoplugin.expose_full_path does nothing and about:plugins always shows the full url nowadays.