Rufus wrote:
Geoff Welsh wrote:Rufus wrote:Paul B. Gallagher wrote:Rufus wrote:Ok, one more odd behavior that just started today. For some reason at launch SM 2.13.2 Mac (running under OS 10.6.8) is now opening my home page and then opening a second tab with a "check plugins" page upon launch. And it's not doing it for every session - seems random. Is there a way I can fat-finger this on the keyboard during launch? I can't seem to tie it to anything.Could you have done this? Edit | Browser: Display on [Browser Startup] (•) Restore Previous SessionI'm wondering now if I have a virus or something...what comes up is a page similar to what you get if you invoke the Add-ons Manager and click the "Check to see if your plugins are up to date" link...but I didn't pay close enough attention to try and see if it was a spoofed page or not. But I'll run a manual scan anyway. Anyway, what I did was to update a couple of my Add-ons (Silverlight and Shockwave; as SM did tell me they were out of date) using the SM provided link and it hasn't happened since. SM is also telling my that Quicktime is out of date although the link tells me 7.6.6 is the latest...must be a 10.7 vs 10.6 thing?for me, the page at https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/ says my QT plugin is 7.6.6 and that is "up to date" GWYes - that's exactly what I'm seeing there too. But if I open the Add-ons Manager and look at Plugins it says "An important update is available for Quicktime Plug-in 7.6.6" in yellow stripes. So I'm thinking SM is seeing an update for OS 10.7 or 10.8 and not 10.6, which is what I'm running. But I can't find a way to verify that.
Ok - I did go and take a look at my Lion install, and the Quicktime plugin there is 7.7.1, so I guess SM running under 10.6.8 is seeing that one and flagging an "update"...though I maintain both QT player 10 and QT 7.6.6 on my SnoLep machine(s).
So what does SM really want?
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- Rufus
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