Check Your Plugins

Keeping your plugins up to date helps Firefox run safely and smoothly.

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Plugin Status

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This page works best with the latest browsers: Firefox 3.6+, Opera 10.5, Safari 4, Chrome 4, or IE 8
Plugin Check support for Internet Explorer is limited. Also use Tools > Manage Addons
Step 1: Click Update to update a plugin.
Step 2: Complete all recommended updates before restarting your browser.

Potentially vulnerable plugins
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Outdated Plugins
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Unknown Plugins
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These plugins are up to date
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a plugin?

Plugins power videos, animation and games
They're built outside of Firefox by companies like Adobe Systems and Apple
Plugins don't always update automatically.

Why should I update my plugins?

Old plugins can interrupt browsing and waste your time.
Old plugins increase your risk for attack by malware, viruses, and other security threats.
Updated plugins have improvements that make the web better and safer for you.

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How can Firefox help me?

In the future, Firefox will update plugins for you. Until then, you should regularly check this page and update your plugins to stay safe.

Which Plugins do I have?

We automatically detected your plugins above, to view your installed plugins in Firefox follow these steps:

Open the Tools menu.
Choose Add-ons.
Click the plugins tab.

Want to spread the word?

Help your friends stay safe online! Visit Firefox Affiliates to get a plugin check badge for your site.

How do I disable a plugin?

In Firefox:

Open the Tools menu.
Choose Add-ons.
Click the plugins tab.
Click on a plugin in the list.
Click the Disable button.

Caution: disabling a plugin means that you will no longer be able to do certain things. For example, if you disable Flash, you will not be able to watch videos on YouTube.

Have more questions?

Visit support.mozilla.com for more help!