Quicktime and Quicktime Plug-in (Mac Only)
Posted by Jason Grizzle on 10 June 2016 05:05 PM
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From Apple Support Article HT205081 available here. If your web browser says that it‘s missing the QuickTime plug-inA small number of older webpages still rely on the legacy QuickTime 7 web plug-in to play media. This plug-in is no longer enabled in recent versions of OS X and some web browsers. If you visit a webpage that requires the legacy QuickTime 7 web plug-in, your web browser might display a message that the plug-in is missing or not supported. If you can't wait for the author to update their webpage, you can restore the legacy QuickTime 7 web plug-in. Leaving legacy browser plug-ins disabled enhances the security of your Mac, so you should take these steps only if necessary. 1. Choose Go > Go to Folder from the menu bar in the Finder. 2. Type /Library/Internet Plug-Ins in the search field, then click Go. The Internet Plug-Ins folder opens. To disable the legacy QuickTime 7 web-plug-in again, move both files back to the Disabled Plug-Ins folder. | |
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