i updated flash player & now youtube vids wont open in medium screen


  1. jturk
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    i updated flash player & now youtube vids wont open in medium screen


    i updated adobe flash player and when i went to watch something on youtube i couldnt get the video to open in medium screen. it only opens in small & full screen. i tried updating firefox but that didnt solve the problem.

    does anyone have any ideas?

    thank you.
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  3. x BlueRobot
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    https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb...-video-firefox

    The article explains that the problem may due to Firefox and Flash Player compatibility issues, some of the solutions are also addressed.

    Post back your results (:

    Hope this helps,

    Harry
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