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#236057 by Atari
Fri Mar 05, 2010 4:44 pm
If you like Spaced, CLICK AT YOUR PERIL:

[youtube]YDsdBB1LUto[/youtube]
#236058 by Octillus
Fri Mar 05, 2010 5:33 pm
Atari wrote:If you like Spaced, CLICK AT YOUR PERIL:

[youtube]YDsdBB1LUto[/youtube]



This hurts my heart. And my soul. And my brain. Your warnings are warranted.

It makes it worse that it seemingly takes place where I live.
#236322 by Billy Rhomboid
Thu Mar 11, 2010 7:54 am
Adobe Fucking Acrobat causes my browsers to crash everytime I try to view or download a pdf, even though I have installed the 9.3 patch which is supposed to cure this problem.

Anyone know how to get around this? Its doing it in Firefox, Explorer and Chrome equally.
#236325 by Biert
Thu Mar 11, 2010 8:48 am
Billy Rhomboid wrote:Just installed foxit as default reader but Firefox still crashing everytime it looks at a pdf. Have upgraded to latest Firefox as well. perhaps it is something else, then.

Any ideas anyone?

In Firefox, go to Tools, Add-ons, Plugins and disable the Adobe Reader plugin. Now if you click a link to a PDF file, it will ask what to do (download or open) so you can set it to open it in a PDF reader (not a browser plugin). Or maybe it'll open in Foxit reader plugin, but you can disable that the same way if you want.


Although it's little help for you right now, Firefox 4.0 will be released in a few months. It'll run browser plugins in separate processes, so when a plugin crashes it doesn't take down the entire browser with it.
#236330 by myra
Thu Mar 11, 2010 10:44 am
Just tried to buy tickets to see Conan O'Brien in Chicago and both nights sold out in an hour! Boo!
#236335 by AlucardXIX
Thu Mar 11, 2010 11:06 am
Biert wrote:
Billy Rhomboid wrote:Just installed foxit as default reader but Firefox still crashing everytime it looks at a pdf. Have upgraded to latest Firefox as well. perhaps it is something else, then.

Any ideas anyone?

In Firefox, go to Tools, Add-ons, Plugins and disable the Adobe Reader plugin. Now if you click a link to a PDF file, it will ask what to do (download or open) so you can set it to open it in a PDF reader (not a browser plugin). Or maybe it'll open in Foxit reader plugin, but you can disable that the same way if you want.


Although it's little help for you right now, Firefox 4.0 will be released in a few months. It'll run browser plugins in separate processes, so when a plugin crashes it doesn't take down the entire browser with it.


This sounds amazing. I'm glad they are continually updating FF.
#236337 by TallNerdGuy
Thu Mar 11, 2010 11:08 am
myra wrote:Just tried to buy tickets to see Conan O'Brien in Chicago and both nights sold out in an hour! Boo!


I saw the video of Andy Richter on ABC hinting at a tour, and not but an hour ago I saw Conan's twitter post about tickets. I'm bummed there isn't going to be a show anywhere near me, but judging from your luck getting tickets I probably wouldn't have been able to get any myself!
#236340 by Phase
Thu Mar 11, 2010 11:57 am
Want to move. No job, no money. Not experienced enough to work anywhere to get experience. RrrrRRAGE. :evil:

EDIT: Ah, there has also been city-wide job cuts where I want to move. I am feeling very grumpy.
#236343 by gozu
Thu Mar 11, 2010 1:40 pm
Atari wrote:If you like Spaced, CLICK AT YOUR PERIL:

[youtube]YDsdBB1LUto[/youtube]



i was just sick
#236345 by Billy Rhomboid
Thu Mar 11, 2010 1:47 pm
Biert wrote:
Billy Rhomboid wrote:Just installed foxit as default reader but Firefox still crashing everytime it looks at a pdf. Have upgraded to latest Firefox as well. perhaps it is something else, then.

Any ideas anyone?

In Firefox, go to Tools, Add-ons, Plugins and disable the Adobe Reader plugin. Now if you click a link to a PDF file, it will ask what to do (download or open) so you can set it to open it in a PDF reader (not a browser plugin). Or maybe it'll open in Foxit reader plugin, but you can disable that the same way if you want.



Well that has cured the crashing problem, but FF refuses to acknowledge Foxit plugin and just gives me blank pages for pdfs. Doesn't ask what I want to do or anything.
#236353 by Biert
Thu Mar 11, 2010 3:19 pm
Billy Rhomboid wrote:
Biert wrote:
Billy Rhomboid wrote:Just installed foxit as default reader but Firefox still crashing everytime it looks at a pdf. Have upgraded to latest Firefox as well. perhaps it is something else, then.

Any ideas anyone?

In Firefox, go to Tools, Add-ons, Plugins and disable the Adobe Reader plugin. Now if you click a link to a PDF file, it will ask what to do (download or open) so you can set it to open it in a PDF reader (not a browser plugin). Or maybe it'll open in Foxit reader plugin, but you can disable that the same way if you want.



Well that has cured the crashing problem, but FF refuses to acknowledge Foxit plugin and just gives me blank pages for pdfs. Doesn't ask what I want to do or anything.

You can set what it needs to do with certain filetypes in Tools/Options/Applications. Set it to always open PDF files in Foxit Reader.

You can also try to uninstall Adobe Reader altogether, then reinstall Foxit so maybe it will accept the plugin, Firefox might ignore the Foxit plugin because it already has another plugin for PDF viewing.
#236381 by Billy Rhomboid
Fri Mar 12, 2010 1:21 am
Biert wrote:
Billy Rhomboid wrote:
Biert wrote:
Billy Rhomboid wrote:Just installed foxit as default reader but Firefox still crashing everytime it looks at a pdf. Have upgraded to latest Firefox as well. perhaps it is something else, then.

Any ideas anyone?

In Firefox, go to Tools, Add-ons, Plugins and disable the Adobe Reader plugin. Now if you click a link to a PDF file, it will ask what to do (download or open) so you can set it to open it in a PDF reader (not a browser plugin). Or maybe it'll open in Foxit reader plugin, but you can disable that the same way if you want.



Well that has cured the crashing problem, but FF refuses to acknowledge Foxit plugin and just gives me blank pages for pdfs. Doesn't ask what I want to do or anything.

You can set what it needs to do with certain filetypes in Tools/Options/Applications. Set it to always open PDF files in Foxit Reader.

You can also try to uninstall Adobe Reader altogether, then reinstall Foxit so maybe it will accept the plugin, Firefox might ignore the Foxit plugin because it already has another plugin for PDF viewing.


Biert! You fixed it! You are a genius and a scholar!
I thank you from the bottom of my heart, the heart of my bottom and promise to take your side in Sab jokes for at least a fortnight.

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