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#Firefox install java plugin from file full
If you don't know where it is, open firefox, go to Plugins page, search for 'default plugin', you can read the full path where the default firefox plugin is placed. The current plugins folder is the current folder of Firefox Plugins.
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To check if one of the above-mentioned procedure has gone well, open Firefox and you should have two new items inside Plugins page: INI file of the portable firefox version to include the plugins folder of Portable Java. If you still have problem, search for file "npjp2.dll", and take note of the related folder where it is placed. It is placed in "Java\bin\new_plugin" folder (Java is the root folder where Portable Java has been installed). The is the current folder of plugins used by portable java. If you don't know where it is, open firefox, go to Plugins page, search for "default plugin", you can read the full path where the default firefox plugin is placed.
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The is the current folder of Firefox Plugins. INI file of the portable firefox version to include the plugins folder of Portable Java. Set moz_plugin_path= Īnd then insert a new line to run Firefox.ģ) using the. Firefox (both installed version and portable version) may use the environment variable "MOZ_PLUGIN_PATH" to search for plugins, so you can:ġ) create a new environment variable in your OS using the above-mentioned name and put as value Ģ) simply create a batch file (.BAT file), using the "set" DOS command to set the above-mentioned environment variable in the same format: