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#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX INSTALL#
#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX FULL#
#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX PORTABLE#
#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX CODE#
#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX WINDOWS#

Copy next 17 compressed Silverlight files(8MB) to Portable Firefox plugin's folder:ĪCCORDING TO MY TESTS - UNTIL NOW, SILVERLIGHT *SUCCESFULLY* INSTALLED INTO PORTABLE FIREFOX, WITHOUT LEAVING TRACES BEHIND(files OR registry) WHEN PLAYING WEB-VIDEOS FROM WITHIN FIREFOX.

Uninstall Silverlight using Total Uninstall(Provided uninstaller + Total Uninstall).

UPX Compress all 19 Silverlight files(some of them are already compressed).

Copy all 19 Silverlight files(14.4 MB) from "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Silverlight\6.0" to temp folder (files in subfolders not needed).

(I don't use any of those locales so don't kill me if.) Those files in subdirs are language specific files and can be omitted to save space

#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX WINDOWS#

Windows is case insensitive OS but I preserved names as done by Silverlight installer. Mscorrc_zh_hantDLL -> zh-Hant\mscorrc.dll Mscorrc_zh_hansDLL -> zh-Hans\mscorrc.dll Microsoftvisualbasic_zh_hantDLL-> zh-Hant\ Microsoftvisualbasic_zh_hansDLL-> zh-Hans\ Right: target name in your plugin directory Left: Silverlight.exe\.rsrc_2\silverlight.7z\Silverlight.msp\PCW_CAB_Silver\ (using 7-zip)

#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX FULL#

Here is the full list I got for those who might want it: Personally I used Sandboxie here to make sandboxed installation without dirtying my OS or using clean VM. Why did they choose damn Silverlight in the first place is a mystery It even allowed me to run local TV's stupid VOD service. complains that I don't have the latest version (huh?), however, when I go to the showcase ( ), ah, there's that sweet sweet loving. Probably didn't need to do half that, but I can guarantee that it works. Then I copy everything and pasted to the plugin folder. I made a copy and renamed it to NPCTRLUI.DLL I inspected the files and found that ctrlResource.DLL Inner name was NPCTRLUI. Renaming to their proper extensions was easy, but figuring out where to insert the rest of the periods (i.e. Lots of DLLs and EXE's and a very useful Manifest.XML.Īll the files had the periods removed from their names. Once again, I went for the big one (PCW_CAB_Silver). It wouldn't let me extract it (Don't know why), but it let me open it. There was another file called Silverlight.msp.

I extract that, then opened it inside 7-zip. I saw 4 files, silverlight.7z being the biggest of all. I downloaded the Silverlight.exe installer. On a computer I had minimal access rights on.

This may be overkill, but this worked for me. So, if you´re addicted to another MS incompatible/closed source app : downgrade to FFP 2.0.0.14 or use their browser for those flash alike animations. So, as I said above there´s no need for microsoft, updating their programm quickly because it´s working with IE. Checked an old FFP2.x : it´s still working. You´re right, silverlight shows up in FF3 local/portable but it´s not compatible/not working. So that´s not a browser problem but one of the programm provider to make the plugin working.maybe that´s not intendedĮDIT: perhaps I got your message now, didn´t mean to be rude.

#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX INSTALL#

When you install silverlight on your PC it should work with IE(cause it´s microsoft)and it worked with Firefox2.x installed, seems that it doesn´t work in FF3 till now,but there´s an update announced. Some like flash (or piclense)can be integrated into the browser alike an addon and are fully functional, I call them standalone.

#USE SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX CODE#

Microsoft Expression Blend 2.5 June 2008 Preview.Most of them are just small code snips linking to installed programms and to use their functions in the browser you select (= adobe plugin etc) Microsoft Silverlight Tools Beta 2 for Visual Studio 2008 2.0 Here are the downloads for Silvelight 2 Beta 2 from Softpedia: "Firefox 3 has a condition that affects the way that tag to embed the application on sites that don't allow JavaScript," Parker added. As far as the Redmond company is concerned, Silverlight 1.0 is already a thing of the past, with the focus now on version 2 of the technology. Mozilla is aware of the issue, revealed Nigel Parker, Microsoft Developer Evangelist, but let Microsoft deal with it. The faulty integration between Mozilla's latest iteration of the Firefox open source browser and Silverlight 1.0 is caused by a bug which has survived all the way into Firefox 3.0. The final version of Firefox 3.0 doesn't play well with the first version of Microsoft's Adobe Flash killer.