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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 07/16/2016 10:43 AM, Ian Bruntlett
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            <div>Hi,<br>
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            I'm testing a system that has had problems with the i915
            graphics driver in the past. At the moment it is running
            Lubuntu 16.04 LTS GNU/Linux and everything is fine.<br>
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        However, I haven't activated flash playback in Firefox, yet. In
        the run up to Firefox 47 (I think), I was led to believe that
        Flash files would be natively handled using HTML5. <br
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              <div>That doesn't seem to have happened. I've looked in
                Firefox's Tools -> Add-ons and searching for
                "Shockwave Flash" yields 98 results.Not too sure which
                one to try.<br>
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              <div>For security reasons, I disabled Flash playback on
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              <div>Can anyone advise me what to do next?<br>
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              <div>TIA,<br>
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              <div>Ian<br>
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    Ian:<br>
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    There is a package in the Ubuntu repository called
    flashplugin-instcaller, which (after you install it) will install
    the flash-plugin version for Linux on your machine, which then works
    in FireFox.  <br>
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    I have been using that successfully on all of my machines, and to my
    knowledge, with no problems.  <br>
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