See links below for both Adobe's uninstaller - to first uninstall the 11.3- and for the 10.3 version. Roll Back the Update to the 10.3 version. RealPlayer is likely not the cause (although there is a conflict in the interaction with the Adobe update. And for many of you for whom FF disabling the RealPlayer extension does not even work to allow you to see videos - it didn't for me, and a Level Three Case Manager I know at RealPlayer said the same thing- obviously it's not the best solution and even if it allows you to see videos, these geniuses at Firefox have not been even telling you how to then download videos with RealPlayer - they've been too busy following Adobe's 'pass the buck and blame RealPlayer so just disable it' nonsense without telling what to do next, or that there are other much better choices.

Just remember to enable the RealPlayer Browser Record Plugin extension after you roll back the update.Īlternatively, if you want, you can simply switch browsers 'till this is fixed. The 10.3, however, is up to date on security and works equally well -I've tested both.

Although I tested that first and it works equally well, there are known critical vulnerabilities as reported by Secunia and Adobe,so I don't recommend it unless you have top security software. You will see other references to the 11.2 version on this thread. It's the ONLY one that gives full use of RealPlayer as well as updated security on the Flash Player and I've provided the most direct link to that version without having to download a cumbersome. People who have tried it have been very grateful once they stopped listening to all the confusing and misleading recommendations by Firefox and Adobe.

I successfully tested uninstalling adobe's update 11.3 and reinstalling with two different versions - 10.3 and 11.2 and posted this on other threads beginning 6/11. This is the proper workaround for the problem of not being able to see videos after the Adobe defective 11.3 update (either the 11.3.300.257 or the latest 11.3.300.262) and not being able to download them with the RealPlayer Browser Record Plugin extension because Firefox disabled it.You can enable it but you won't be able to see videos unless you roll back the defective update and disabling the extension doesn't even work for some users to even let you see videos, much less download them. Hi To All Freaked Out Firefox and RealPlayer users,

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