Users of Adobe Flash Player gets access to rich web content, designs, animations, and application user interfaces. However, nowadays web browser development companies are trying to suppress the usage of those players since more websites are moving from Flash to HTML (For instance, YouTube). These two pieces of code have been a major part of almost all browsers to display rich media files, bring web applications, etc. Flash and Shockwave from Adobe are two major elements of almost all standard web browsers that help users to view moving content such as online games, videos, presentations, advertisements, and more. Now run the native version of firefox and test the shockwave player by visting this site. Now open a Terminal ( Ctrl + Alt + T ) and paste rm ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/pluginreg.dat Swallow(firefox.exe) fill stream: wine 'C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe' -chrome '$file' Press Alt + F2 and type:Īdd the following two lines to the end of the file: application/x-director: dir,dcr,dxr,cst,cct,cxt,w3d,fgd,swa: Macromedia Director file Now you need to configure mozplugger to use the Windows version of Firefox for Shockwave files.

Again, follow the on-screen instructions, and when the plugin has installed and is working, you may close Firefox.

Now go to a web site that requires Shockwave, and choose to get the missing plugin. Now download and install the Windows version of Firefox. You can use mozplugger(a program that lets you 'embed' other programs in your web browser.) along with wine and windows version of firefoxįirst, install the wine and mozplugger packages (from the software center). The Shockwave player is only available for Windows.

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