Hopefully freshwrapper will be updated to look in ~/.config/google-chrome/. This is a short term solution since presumably updates to chrome could move this (i.e., if 24.0.0.186 is a build number, this is likely to change often). You'll need to see exactly what path your libpepflashplayer.so is and use that. Pepperflash_path = '/home//.config/google-chrome/PepperFlash/24.0.0.186/libpepflashplayer.so'

I copied that file to ~/.config/nf and then changed just one line to this: Once you've installed freshplayer, you can find a template of nf in /usr/share/doc/browser-plugin-freshplayer-pepperflash/ most likely. The pepperflashplugin-nonfree package, which in theory would work instead of installing chrome, appears to be broken. If you haven't already, you will need to install chrome for this to work, as well as browser-plugin-freshplayer-pepperflash. You can fix it by editing ~/.config/nf to point to the. but on windows 7 it used to freeze like hell and sometimes it freeze teh display too !Opening firefox for too long causes this problem, minimizing the firefox when many tabs are opened causes this too.Chrome has started installing pepperflash in the users' home directories instead of where freshwrapper is used to looking for it. => check the cache settings override them to manual! and put them to their maximum (1024mb).on Windows 8 (i'm using for more than a month, a regular firefox user) it freezed only 2 times. does player works fine or not?then start opening 3-4 more tabs of same video (or different) now open facebook and twitter too.your firefox will start freezing. (or skip if u see that u hv tried this already)1) reboot your OS, then proceed to clearing all ur browser data2) start by disabling addons then uninstalling them, then reinstalling firefox (clear registry before doing that).3) now start by reinstalling/updating your Flash Player (/flash) and Java (even if this doesn't works well, then check this.just open up youtube and start watching videos.

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