How do I enable the Webex plug-in to join a meeting using Chrome or Firefox?

1. Windows Media Player for Safari. Windows Media Player is available as a free browser plug-in for.
2. A plugin is a piece of software that displays Internet content that Firefox is not designed to display. These usually include video, audio, online games and presentations that are made in proprietary formats. Plugins are created and distributed by the companies that make those proprietary formats.

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How do I join a Webex meeting using Firefox or Chrome after plugins are disabled?

Error: 'Plugins were blocked on this page' when Joining a Meeting Using Firefox or Chrome.

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­To enable the Webex plug-in:

Google Chrome (Windows, Mac)

1. Do one of the following:
   • Click the Join link that appears in your email invitation or instant message.
   • Click Join in your meeting list or the meeting space on your Webex site.

2. Click the Add Webex to Chrome button.
3. On the pop-up window that appears, click Add Extension.

Plugin For Mac Firefox Chrome

1. Do one of the following:
   • Click the Join link that appears in your email invitation or instant message.
   • Click Join in your meeting list or the meeting space on your Webex site.
2. On the Download the Webex Application page, click Download.
3. Run the downloaded installer to join the meeting.

Plugins are loaded separately from Firefox, allowing the main Firefox process to stay open if a plugin crashes. This article explains what plugin-container is for.

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A plugin is a piece of software that displays Internet content that Firefox is not designed to display. These usually include video, audio, online games and presentations that are made in proprietary formats. Plugins are created and distributed by the companies that make those proprietary formats. Some common plugins are Adobe Flash, Java and Silverlight. For more information on plugins, see Use plugins to play audio, video, games and more.

Each plugin is loaded separately from Firefox in a plugin-container.exe process, allowing the main Firefox process (firefox.exe) to stay open if a plugin crashes. There are as many plugin-container.exe processes as plugins launched since the Firefox session startup. For more information on plugin crashes, see Send plugin crash reports to help Mozilla improve Firefox.

If some plugin-container.exe processes use a lot of computer resources, see Firefox uses too much memory or CPU resources - How to fix.