If you use a HOSTS file, you could try disabling it, temporarily, and see if that makes a difference. it is possible that something on your computer is blocking the file from being downloaded properly. i don't know why you had a problem with downloading and running the stub-install for "adobe reader DC".
#UPDATE FIREFOX ADOBE PLUGIN INSTALL#
If you are going to install the "adobe reader DC" program, i think you first should uninstall the version of "adobe reader" that you already have installed before installing the new version, in order to try to avoid having problems.
#UPDATE FIREFOX ADOBE PLUGIN UPDATE#
It is possible that ellen's "adobe reader" is out-of-date since the update for "adobe reader" was just released a day or two ago.Įllen, as i said before, i think that what you should do is run the adobe reader-program's updater, to update the adobe reader program that you already have installed, as opposed to installing "adobe reader DC" from the adobe website, and not installing "adobe reader DC" on top of the "adobe reader" program that you already have installed. instead, you should run the adobe reader-program's updater, to update the program. However, if you already have "adobe reader" installed, you don't need to run the stub-installer to install "adobe reader" since you already have "adobe reader" installed. i was able to download and run the stub-installer, for installing "adobe reader", that you said you couldn't get to run. just make sure that everything is up-to-date. in my opinion, there is no need to rely on mozilla's "check your plugins" to inform you whether or not your plugins are out-of-date. If you scroll to the bottom of the thread, a person says that they just installed the latest version of "adobe reader" and mozilla's "check your plugins" is erroneously reporting that it is out-of-date. There are several cases, posted in mozilla's "bugzilla", where people claim that mozilla's "check your plugins" reports erroneous information for the "adobe reader plugin".
If you went to mozilla's "check your plugins" webpage and it reported that your "adobe reader plugin" is out-of-date, it is possible that what it reported was not correct. Make sure that the "adobe reader" program is up-to-date. There was an update for "adobe reader" recently: Ellen, if you have "adobe reader" installed, run the adobe reader-program's updater to make sure that it is up-to-date.
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