In Candy Crush Saga, the player must score points by matching game pieces (stylized as candy) of the same kind horizontally or vertically, by swapping adjacent pieces. The cheat is included in the Firefox extension. Thanks for taking the time trying to help Bo, much appreciated.Candy Crush Saga is a tile-matching puzzle game from.
#WATERFOX NOT RESPONDING UPDATE#
In the meantime I'll stick with Waterfox v40.1 and maybe try again when the next update becomes available. I'll update here if I find anything out that can shed some light on it though. It doesn't seem like a big operation so I suspect it may take some time to get a reply. I've posted a couple of questions on the Waterfox support forum but no reply as yet. I also tried adding ProtectedMode=0 to the mms.cfg file to see if that would allow the FlashPlayerPlugin process to show up. Nope, mms.cfg is as default (looks like it gets replaced every time Flash Player is uninstalled/reinstalled in any case). I cant test Waterfox as my computers are 32 bits, otherwise I would. Sope, perhaps you should check with Waterfox support. If you did add the line ProtectedMode=0 to your mms.cfg file some time ago, toggling the about:config preference (.disable-protected-mode) to true, I believe, it wont make a difference. Thanks for the screenshot, which confirms to me that the tick box your are referring to is not present in Waterfox. Tested in a clean sandbox and with restarted browser after making changes. Ok, setting ".disable-protected-mode" to "true" does not resolve the problem either. I guess my next step would be to roll back to the previous versions of Flash and Waterfox one at a time, although the issue only arises when the browser is running sandboxed. The error box I'm getting doesn't appear to be issued by Sandboxie Control, or by the Flash player plugin itself in the usual manner when it crashes, but rather a message from the browser indicating a problem between plugin-container.exe and SbieDll.dll I've tried disabling Flash hardware acceleration as suggested on the Mozilla support page in your link, but this did not resolve the issue. Waterfox does not appear to mirror FF as it does not offer the option to toggle protected mode on or off, at least not from the plugins page. I haven't used waterfox in a while, but if it does mirror FF, then there is an option for "protected mode" to tick on and off.Īs mentioned in my earlier post, disabling the Flash plugin does indeed fix the problem. If websites are using HTML5, then flash isn't needed. Sin título.jpg (76.08 KiB) Viewed 2368 wrote:The only option then would be to remove the plug in and then see if the problem with the container goes away.
If you are using a clean sandbox, you can test while running sandboxed. So, delete contents before trying testing disabling PM again.
This is what we see in Firefox there.Īnd Sope, make sure you are using a clean sandbox with no contents in it. I think Waterfox is like Firefox, you should be able to disable PM via Tools>Addons>Plugins>Flash, Click Options, Untick Enable Flash protected mode. I would try disabling PM again, either in about:config or in about:addons and confirm you dont see the FlashPlayerPlugin exes running, that way you ll know for sure that PM was really disabled. If PM is indeed disabled, you should not see the FlashPlayerPlugin exes running in Sandboxie control, only plugin container should be running along waterfox and the SBIE processes. Hi Sope, setting that preference to true should disable protected mode. Ok, I've found another about:config preference named ".disable-protected-mode" set with a default value of "false", however, setting this one to "true" doesn't appear to help either.
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