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Subject: Re: Flash Plugin ver 6
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Flash 6 has security issues that can only be resolved by Macromedia. I
think the chances are, considering how old Flash6 is, relatively small.
Unfortunately (at least on my system) the linuxpluginwrapper doesn't
currently work with Flash7.

Chris Maness wrote:
> Are they going to fix flash player version 6?  I see that version 7 has
> been unforbidden in ports, but not 6.