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Hello,

Using an SGI O2 machine 6.5 O/S, w/ a Mozilla 1.4 browser, installed
some plugins which I'd like to remove, viz; Needlesearch, SQL Test
Application. They list some lines at the bottom of the page, consuming
most of the screenscape in a non_resizable grey area, with lines of
<menu label =" .....
<menu accesskey =" .....
<menu id =" .....
etc

Using the Software Manager - the plugins are not seen or recognized
uninstalling & re-installing Mozilla - they reappear

Could someone suggest the correct way to do remove these

Thanks

Adam

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On 2004-12-11, Adam Smith <> wrote:

> Using an SGI O2 machine 6.5 O/S, w/ a Mozilla 1.4 browser, installed
> some plugins which I'd like to remove, viz; Needlesearch, SQL Test
> Application. They list some lines at the bottom of the page, consuming
> most of the screenscape in a non_resizable grey area, with lines of
><menu label =" .....
><menu accesskey =" .....
><menu id =" .....
> etc
>
> Using the Software Manager - the plugins are not seen or recognized
> uninstalling & re-installing Mozilla - they reappear
>
> Could someone suggest the correct way to do remove these

Can't you just remove the files from the Mozilla "plugins" directory?

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-John ()

John Thompson wrote:
> ["Followup-To:" header set to alt.fan.mozilla.]
> On 2004-12-11, Adam Smith <> wrote:
>
>
>>Using an SGI O2 machine 6.5 O/S, w/ a Mozilla 1.4 browser, installed
>>some plugins which I'd like to remove, viz; Needlesearch, SQL Test
>>Application. They list some lines at the bottom of the page, consuming
>>most of the screenscape in a non_resizable grey area, with lines of
>><menu label =" .....
>><menu accesskey =" .....
>><menu id =" .....
>>etc
>>
>>Using the Software Manager - the plugins are not seen or recognized
>> uninstalling & re-installing Mozilla - they reappear
>>
>>Could someone suggest the correct way to do remove these
>
>
> Can't you just remove the files from the Mozilla "plugins" directory?
>
That's what I thought too, but then wondered if theyy were also stored
elsewhere since they were so persistent

Thanks