PepperFlash 23.0.0.166 won't work "Couldn't load plugin"
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2016 1:36 am
There's an issue with Slimjet's use of pepperflash as of yesterday. My slimjet was using pepper flash 22.0.0.209 and everything was fine. But then on 9/30/2016 all my flash videos stopped working. Rebooting, clearing cache, clearing settings, etc. etc. did not fix the issue. Youtube, flash testing sites, etc. any sort of flash stopped working with the error message "Couldnt' load plugin." I reinstalled slimjet clean and flashworked fine for about 10 minutes, and then the same thing happened.
I traced the problem to pepperflash upgrading itself from version 22.0.0.209 to 23.0.0.166 (c:\documents and settings\userid\local settings\application data\slimjet\user data\pepperflash\) As soon as I deleted the 23.0.0.166 directory from the pepperflash\ directory flash began to work in slimjet, but only temporarily. Within 10 minutes flash had re-upgraded itself and the issue reoccured. SlimJet on Windows XP is unable to properly load PepperFlash 23.0.0.166 and it's causing all flash support to stop working.
How do I disable PepperFlash from auto upgrading itself? I can delete the 23.0.0.166\ directory, forcing SlimJet to use the older, and working, version of 22.0.0.209 but I can't stop the upgrade from happening which then ups and breaks flash support.
I traced the problem to pepperflash upgrading itself from version 22.0.0.209 to 23.0.0.166 (c:\documents and settings\userid\local settings\application data\slimjet\user data\pepperflash\) As soon as I deleted the 23.0.0.166 directory from the pepperflash\ directory flash began to work in slimjet, but only temporarily. Within 10 minutes flash had re-upgraded itself and the issue reoccured. SlimJet on Windows XP is unable to properly load PepperFlash 23.0.0.166 and it's causing all flash support to stop working.
How do I disable PepperFlash from auto upgrading itself? I can delete the 23.0.0.166\ directory, forcing SlimJet to use the older, and working, version of 22.0.0.209 but I can't stop the upgrade from happening which then ups and breaks flash support.