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For a better Mozilla-Debian integration go to Edit '' Preferences '' Advanced / System preferences and mark Use Preferences from System.

== Plug-ins ==
The mozilla plug-in directory is generally /usr/local/mozilla/plugins

If installing plugins without root permissions, use ~/.mozilla/plugins instead of the plugins subdirectory where Mozilla is installed. You may have to create this directory first. Mozilla Firefox also uses ~/.mozilla/plugins for this.

For a plug-in, you have to install a '''.so and '''.xpt file.

You can change the plug-ins to use the system default, going to Edit '' Preferences '' Advanced / Plug-in and script and editing it to indicate the folder where the program is.

See : http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/en-AU/linux.html
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The mozilla plug-in directory is generally .../mozilla/plugins/ == Adobe Acrobat ==
See how to install Adobe Acrobat in your system.

 * ["Acrobat"]

== Flash player ==
See ["FlashPlayer"]


== Java ==
 * ["Java"]
 * http://mozilla.weebeastie.net/java.shtml
To use Java with Mozilla, go to Edit '' Preferences '' Advanced / Features and mark : enable Java.
== Javascript ==
 * JavaScript

Mozilla browser supports JavaScript version 1.3

See also : MozillaExtensions

For a better Mozilla-Debian integration go to Edit Preferences Advanced / System preferences and mark Use Preferences from System.

Plug-ins

The mozilla plug-in directory is generally /usr/local/mozilla/plugins

If installing plugins without root permissions, use ~/.mozilla/plugins instead of the plugins subdirectory where Mozilla is installed. You may have to create this directory first. Mozilla Firefox also uses ~/.mozilla/plugins for this.

For a plug-in, you have to install a .so and .xpt file.

You can change the plug-ins to use the system default, going to Edit Preferences Advanced / Plug-in and script and editing it to indicate the folder where the program is.

See : http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/en-AU/linux.html

Adobe Acrobat

See how to install Adobe Acrobat in your system.

  • ["Acrobat"]

Flash player

See ["FlashPlayer"]

Java

To use Java with Mozilla, go to Edit Preferences Advanced / Features and mark : enable Java.

Javascript

  • ?JavaScript

Mozilla browser supports ?JavaScript version 1.3

See also : ?MozillaExtensions