Hello, Yes, both browsers actually use two different flash player installations. Internet Explorer uses an ActiveX controller for it's flash player add on while Firefox uses a flash player plugin. This can be seen in the "Programs and Features" screen. I would advise you to open your Firefox browser and navigate to: get.adobe.com/flash to install. The website will detect your operating system and browser to install the correct software for you. You will need to download and run an executable. The following website can help you verify that flash is working and tell you which version you have. http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ Good luck to you, Billy Stanton - Assistive Technology Specialist Lions Center for the Blind 2115 Broadway Oakland, CA 94612 (510) 450-1580 Ex. 230 Visit Our Website Visit Us on Facebook Visit Us on Twitter Visit Us on LinkedIn -----Original Message----- From: lcfbtech-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:lcfbtech-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Lori Castner Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2014 10:43 AM To: lcfbtech Subject: [lcfbtech] Question about Flash Player Hi, Folks, I run both I.E. 11 and a version of Fire Fox on my desktop computer with Windows 7. I recently updated Flash Player with I.E. 11, but when I attempted to install the player with Fire Fox it would not install. Fire fox gives me the message that I do not have flash player. Should I be attempting to install a second version of Flash Player, or is there some other way to get Flash to run with Fire Fox? Thanks for any help. Lori C.