In my attempt to bring up Youtube music videos, I’m now receiving the following unexpected, and never-before-seen popup message… and which– virtually– ends my use of Youtube!… Incidentally, Valosi, I’m systemat(icly) being “Networked throttled (by whom, I don’t know!)” and KEYLOGGED (by whom, I don’t know!)”!… and so, I’m compelled to use the ALPHA VERSION of the Tor Browser– ONLY! Sad!… but, true! And this might explain the mention, Service Workers!… I don’t know! But, that’s not all!… Valosi, how and where do I save the xpi file?… and, do I require an additional “about tweak (of whatever category)” in order to get the file/ exten(t)ion (Tor’s and FF’s– and other’s!– use of “extension” is incorrect!) to load (albeit, temporarily!)? Learn moreĪnd despite subsequently setting “” to true within about:config… as directed to do within, “Learn more”!… the just noted message appeared once again!… and beneath that, the captions: Temporary exten(s)ions (0) and, Nothing yet. Your browser configuration is not compatible with Service Workers.

I saved the file,, as a Notepad txt file, and placed it within my system’s Desktop… but, afterupon tapping, Load Temporary Add-on, linking to the folder created for the file, highlighting the file, and then tapping Open, I received the following message… Sorry Valosi Tiamata!… I’m a tad slow today!… Tor Browser has prevented this site from installing an unverified add-on.Īnd afterupon tapping, OK!, I was linked to, …

of, Installation of ruffle > Firefox)”, tapping Firefox (under the caption,” Browser Extention”), at (the ensuing site that “… from the official download site” links to) and then tapping the widget caption, “Continue to Installation”, at /ruffle-rs/ruffle/releases/download/nightly-/ruffle_nightly_2020_12_23_firefox.xpi (the caption at the bottom of the “popdown” from github… and, the site and widget caption that tapping Firefox at ruffle.rs leads to), a further “popdown” became manifest, that read:… Despite the seeming “hopeful” info concerning a way around the dilemma posed by the ending of Adobe’s Flash Player support effective December 31, 2020, I was met by a rather surprising problem in my attempt to follow the article’s instructions…Īfterupon tapping, “… from the official download site (under 1.

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